"Have a Little Faith: A True Story" by Mitch Albom explores themes of faith, belief, and the human experience through a heartfelt narrative. The book centers around Albom's relationship with two mentors: Rabbi Albert Lewis and Henry Covington, a former drug dealer turned pastor. As Albom navigates his own doubts and questions about spirituality, these two figures provide contrasting yet complementary perspectives on faith and redemption.
The story is framed by Albom's journey of conducting a eulogy for Rabbi Lewis, which prompts him to reflect on life's deeper meanings. Through conversations and experiences shared with both the Rabbi and Covington, readers witness the transformative power of faith in overcoming personal struggles and societal challenges. The book emphasizes the importance of community, compassion, and understanding in the quest for a purposeful life.