It was almost Shabbos, and someone called me asking me to return an item that I had borrowed from them. I honestly did not know where it was and that person needed it right then. I said, “Hashem, You’re the Kol Yachol, You can help me find it. Please help me find it!” I was
Mrs. Goldberg* borrowed a camera and accidentally put the SD card in backwards. She tried popping it out, but it was stuck. She tried this way and that way, but it wasn’t coming out. She said, “Wait, let’s call A Life with Bitachon and listen to a story to get chizuk.” After listening to 30
Mrs. Stein had a relative who was supporting her family, but they stopped providing support. It came the day she needed to make a payment for the mortgage, and she had no idea where the money was going to come from. She said: “The same Hashem that took care of me until now is going
Rabbi Avishai Berkowitz from Manchester, England reported that his wife went to a chasuna. It was pouring rain before the chuppah, and his wife had bitachon that Hashem was going to make the rain stop during the chuppah. During the chuppah not one drop fell! Read more: Bitachon Bring Money
Mrs. Friedman’s daughter was on her porch when suddenly, her ring fell off. The Friedmans live on a very high floor. Her daughter went down to look all over. They sang Hakol Yachol, but still could not find the ring. They went back upstairs. Later in the day, they needed to borrow something from a
Rabbi Yishai Berkowitz, from Manchester, England, reported that his wife was at school, and she parked quite a distance away from the school. When the day was over, she had bitachon that when she would come out of school, there was going to be a ride for her up the hill to where she had
11-year-old Kalman Eliezer Fogel from Chicago, Illinois was hiking with his parents in the woods. They got lost and didn’t know how to get out of the area. Kalman Eliezer started singing Hakol Yachol. Suddenly, a non-Jewish woman came over to them and asked them, “What’s that melody? Why are you singing?” He told her
Bassy Berkowitz, a ten-year-old girl from Manchester, England, was in the store to buy crackers. The box was high on the shelf, and she wasn’t able to reach it. She turned to Hashem and said, “You’re the Kol Yachol.” Right then, her neighbor walked in, and she took the box down for her! Read more:
Chany, a fifteen-year-old girl from Monsey, NY, went with her friend to visit another friend one Shabbos afternoon. While they were on their way, they realized that the sky was overcast, and it looked like it was going to start raining. They were michazeik in bitachon, and they said that if they go back and
R’ Avishai Berkowitz was in his car with his one-year-old son Moishy. Moishy loved seeing buses, and R’ Avishai told him that maybe he would see a bus soon. Moishy immediately responded “Hakol Yachol.” Read more: Bitachon Holds Back the Rain
Mrs. Rosen from Monsey, NY, needed to do dental work on her teeth. Insurance didn’t cover the work that she was doing. She was told that she needed to pay out of her pocket. She asked the secretary to do her a favor and send in the paperwork to the insurance. The secretary said that
Daily Bitachon stories from the “A Life with Bitachon” hotline. 1806: This story was called in by Mrs. Shain. She was on the way to work, and she realized that she forgot to bring her lunch. She was thinking, “What’s going to be, I’m going to be hungry a whole day of work.” Then she