faith

The obligation to be joyful - how can we fulfill this mitzvah? Why do we find it challenging to rejoice in serving Hashem?

How did a historical event become so deeply embedded in the consciousness of a nation for thousands of years? And what is the connection between honoring parents and transmitting the Torah from generation to generation?

Three powerful stories of loss, selflessness, and unwavering faith that continue to inspire generations today.

The powerful true story of Rabbi Herman, who gave everything for Shabbat and saw Hashem’s hand in return.

Doctors said he’d never wake up. But with faith and determination, Naftalieb came back stronger than ever.

How one Jew’s decision to trust in Hashem saved him from boarding the Titanic

Amid violence and terror, Hashem showed His presence in a moment of helplessness

After losing his wife and children in the Holocaust, Rabbi Halberstam chose faith, kindness, and rebuilding over despair.

A moving story of faith and honesty in a Soviet labor camp, where one Jew refused to give up Shabbat.

Two inspiring true stories show how unity among Jews can bring healing and salvation beyond all natural expectation.

A mohel's unforgettable experience with a Jewish child's brit milah sparks his desire for Torah and Shabbat.

The Admor of Mevakshei Emunah shares how daily prayers and faith overcame decades of heartbreak and brought twin girls

A little girl’s desperate cry brings her father superhuman strength — and reminds us how powerful it is to call out to Hashem.

How the Sanzer Rebbe upheld Shabbat and mitzvot with deep joy even amidst the horrors of the Holocaust

Yitzhak Tshuva, the controlling shareholder of Delek Group, received a lifetime achievement award this week, during which he spoke about bygone days when there was nothing to eat at home. "If it burns within you, you start to achieve with hard work, perseverance, and faith," he says and adds, "To succeed, one must have faith in Hashem."

Four years ago, the country was shaken by the story of Drora Attias after her son Naor was tragically murdered during a scuffle among teenagers on Shabbat evening. A year later, she received the gift of her daughter Hallel, and today she shares her life filled with faith and free of complaints, and the promise she made to Hashem after Naor's death.

Where does a mother's special sensitivity to her baby's cries come from? Which organ functions ceaselessly throughout life? What is the scariest animal in the world, and how does an atheist react to a near-death experience?

She took on modesty before Chanukah—and watched miracle after miracle unfold, year after year

Two months before my due date, Hashem guided us to name our daughter—and brought her into the world with kindness.

Frightening test results, painful decisions, and one powerful dream that gave us hope when we needed it most.