Have a Little Faith

When Mitch Albom's childhood rabbi Albert Lewis asks him to deliver his eulogy, the request turns into eight years of weekly visits across New Jersey, conversations on God, family, forgiveness, and how to face the end. In parallel, Albom befriends Henry Covington, a Detroit pastor who runs a crumbling inner-city church for the homeless after a past life of dealing drugs and serving prison time. The two mentors never meet. Albom carries the thread between them, weaving the rabbi's questions and the pastor's answers into a single book about faith, legacy, and the people who teach us how to live.