Tehillim

From every corner of Israel, women joined hearts and hands to craft a stunning embroidered Sefer Tehillim — weaving together art, spirituality, and hope for healing and peace

Every Shabbat, approximately 200 girls attend the Tehillim organized by Vered Halili from Beitar Illit. She walks over an hour to meet them and buys gifts and valuable prizes with her money. "I'm not willing to give up; it's my privilege," she declares in an inspiring conversation. And what happened on the day she thought not to come?

An Israeli traveler shares his miraculous survival story of faith, fear, and divine protection deep in the Honduran rainforest

A kosher supervisor recounts a dream involving a soul's plea for a special prayer. This uncanny story even caught the attention of Rabbi Chaim Kanievsky.

After releasing a successful debut single, "Tehillim," Uriel Kadosh dreams of continuing to sing. An Interview

Orna Ben Shalosh witnessed firsthand how her daughter was saved from a Katyusha during the Second Lebanon War, leading her to organize the recitation of Tehillim for the Redemption of Israel. "This is the project of my life," she shares.

How hardships shape spiritual growth, why falling is part of rising, and how true faith shines in life’s toughest moments

How to awaken Esther’s dawn light with charity, prayer, and intention — to open the gates of blessing and turn judgment into redemption before Purim

What are the best hours to recite Tehillim? Is it permissible to read while lying down or on an unclean bus? What about Tehillim on a mobile phone?