HAVE A LITTLE FAITH - MITCH ALBOM

"Have a Little Faith" chronicles Mitch Albom's journey as he reconnects with his Jewish faith and spirituality through his relationships with two men of the cloth: Rabbi Albert Lewis and Pastor Henry Covington.

The narrative begins with Albom's chance encounter with Rabbi Lewis, his childhood rabbi from New Jersey, who asks him to deliver his eulogy. This request prompts Albom to embark on a series of conversations with Rabbi Lewis about life, faith, and the nature of God. Through their discussions, Albom gains insight into the Rabbi's wisdom, compassion, and unwavering faith, despite facing his own mortality.

At the same time, Albom finds himself drawn to Pastor Covington, a former drug dealer and convict who has transformed his life and now ministers to the homeless and marginalized in Detroit. As Albom becomes involved in Pastor Covington's ministry and witnesses the impact of his work firsthand, he grapples with questions of forgiveness, redemption, and the transformative power of faith.

Through his interactions with Rabbi Lewis and Pastor Covington, Albom explores the universal themes of love, forgiveness, and the search for meaning in a complex and often uncertain world. Ultimately, "Have a Little Faith" offers a poignant and uplifting reflection on the enduring power of faith and the potential for redemption in the face of adversity.