A lost bracelet. A big decision. And a story that changes everything.

When Eitan and David stumble upon something valuable, they’re not sure what to do. Keep it? Return it? Does it even matter if no one knows? Their question leads to an unforgettable story from long ago in Rome, where a great rabbi found a royal necklace , and made a choice that shocked an entire kingdom.

In tonight’s story, we meet Chaim the woodcutter. A fierce winter storm has stopped him from working, and day after day, his family waits and worries, with no money for matzah or wine. When his wife suggests selling their most precious possession, Eliyahu HaNavi’s silver cup, Chaim refuses. “Hashem will help us,” he says softly.

As the night before Pesach arrives, a quiet question to the rabbi leads to an unexpected act of kindness… and a Seder night filled with warmth and hope. When the door opens for Eliyahu HaNavi, a mysterious guest appears. Who is he? And why has he come?

A moving Pesach story about deep faith, and how Hashem’s help can come in the most surprising ways.

As Jews around the world prepare for Pesach with the mitzvah of Bedikat Chametz, the Maggid of Mezritch does something very surprising, he delays the search. Why would such a great tzaddik wait? In this powerful and heartwarming story, children will discover that before we search our homes for chametz, we must first search our hearts to make sure every Jew can celebrate Pesach with joy.

Imagine leaving everything behind and sailing across the ocean all alone. In this powerful true story, a young girl named Rose arrives in America with one promise in her heart, to always keep Shabbat. But when that promise is tested, will she stay strong? Discover how one brave choice changed everything… and how Shabbat protects us in ways we can’t always see.

Even after Purim ends, the joy of Adar continues. But where does real simcha come from?

Tonight we hear a story about Eitan who feels like happiness just isn’t meant for him. That is, until he meets Shmuel the shoemaker, who teaches him a surprising secret: true joy doesn’t grow when we get more, it grows when we give more.

Through small acts of kindness; carrying water, sharing food, and helping others, Eitan discovers how giving fills the heart with a quiet, glowing happiness. A warm story about kindness, mitzvot, and the true meaning of “Mishenichnat Adar marbim b’simcha.”

When Yaeli thinks she’s the only girl not invited to a classmate’s Bat Mitzvah, her heart fills with hurt and questions. Through a classroom lesson about dan l’kaf zechut, giving others the benefit of the doubt, Yaeli discovers how choosing kinder thoughts can change everything.

From the splitting of the sea to the quiet desert at the foot of Har Sinai. In Parshat Yitro we follow the Jewish people as they prepare to receive the Torah. Through Yitro’s wisdom, Moshe’s leadership, and the powerful moment of Matan Torah, children discover what it means to listen, accept responsibility, and become a nation connected to Hashem.

Tu B’Shvat marks the New Year for the trees, a time when growth begins, even if it isn’t visible yet. In this episode, a teacher walking through a snowy forest learns that beneath the cold and stillness, life is quietly taking shape. A story about patience, unseen growth, and trusting the process Hashem sets in motion.

From the moment the Jewish people stepped out of Egypt, their journey was filled with fear, faith, and breathtaking miracles. In Parshat Beshalach, we walk with them through the split sea, sing songs of gratitude, gather Maan from heaven, and see how Hashem protects and provides at every turn. This story reminds us that even when the road feels impossible, Hashem makes a way forward.

In the great kingdom of Bavel, Daniel remains loyal to Hashem even when it feels scary. When jealous advisors try to stop him from davening, Daniel stays calm, kind, and full of faith. Follow this peaceful retelling of Daniel in the lions’ den, a story about quiet courage, steady trust, and remembering that Hashem is always close, watching and protecting.