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Welcome! The handprints of God are all around us! And this ecumenical Web site is the place to read and share
stories about these real-world divine encounters. Below are this issue's featured stories! |
Love in any language
Her summer plans were to: 1) Go to France with a girlfriend, and 2) Work on her suntan. Somehow she ended up in China -- on a very different mission.
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A common bond
Grappling with the tragedy of Hurricane Katrina and bustling to prepare for the arrival of refugees from New Orleans, a man meets a reassuring reminder of God's transcendent grace in a grocery checkout line.
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Out-blessing the monster
A woman who's battled Multiple Sclerosis for more than 25 years writes a letter of encouragement to a young mother just diagnosed with the same disease.
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Showers of blessings
“I asked God to bless me one day recently in an unexpected and joyful way,” writes a woman whose family was gearing up to move. She got a heavenly jump start.
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The turnaround
His was the classic scenario of “Marry in haste, repent in leisure.” With everything falling apart around him, he turned the “repent” part over to God.
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40,000 feet up and on death’s bed
A Journey of Miracles: As a dying woman from Texas flew back from Germany, her condition worsened. But regulations forbade her to board her connecting flight home. An angel of the skies had other ideas.
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The day the wind stood still
A busy woman loses the grocery money and, despite frantic efforts to locate it, the money is not to be found. Next step: breathe in faith, breathe out fear.
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Touched by a cyberangel
Deeply depressed, Morgan S. prayed over and over for God's help. Knowing she had no one to turn to, God ingeniously made a way for someone special to come to Morgan.
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Facing bulimia - with faith
The 2004 Mrs. Georgia was not always confident in her self-image. To the contrary, she was consumed by doubts and fears that drove her to an "eating-disordered" life. For years she struggled, until one day God showed her a better path: to turn her eyes on Him.
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