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Angels still visit us today to guide us, and give us reassuring evidence of God’s eternal love. Discover the angels in your own life with Angels on Earth!

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Down To Earth
THIS WILL BE my first Father’s Day without my own father to celebrate on this earth. But I have so much more than memories to celebrate. I’ve watched many of my office mates lose a parent, a few in the weeks just before my daddy died from dementia th
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Is This Your Year?
HAVE YOU ALWAYS dreamed of becoming a writer? Do you have a great story to tell? Do you want to inspire millions of people? Now’s your chance! Send your story to our Writers Workshop Contest. Don’t forget to tell us about yourself and your life and w
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Seven Mourning Doves
SNOW CLUNG to the wintery branches of the wisteria climbing the trellises in our backyard. Gazing out the kitchen window with my husband, Roger, I thought, I know exactly how it feels to be frozen in that bitterness. We had just returned from burying
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Animal Angels
First thing every morning, I logged onto Facebook, looking forward to greetings and prayer requests from friends and family near and far. Today, however, I was met with the sad news that a friend had passed away suddenly. I would so miss her loving s
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Only Human?
“THIS IS THE ONE,” John-Paul said, and I knew he was right. We sat in our warm car, staring at the church—small, white and full of New England charm. Since our engagement, we’d been searching for the perfect place to get married. John-Paul and I want
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Beyond My Expectations
I FIRST MET Jonathan Pinkard in December 2018. The day started normally. I walked in to Piedmont Newnan Hospital in Newnan, Georgia, where I worked as an ICU nurse. When I arrived, my coworker told me about Jonathan, one of the patients I’d be caring
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The Postcard
FOR THE MOMENT, things were quiet at my office. With a couple of minutes to myself, I naturally began to think about my son, Cavin, who was living with me while looking for a job. He really wanted to work in France, where he’d just spent two years te
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Message in a Bottle
APERFUMY SMELL woke me from a deep sleep. I sat straight up in bed. The whole left side of my body was numb. Tingles ran from the neck down to my left foot. My husband had already gotten up, so I couldn’t ask him if he noticed the strong scent that f
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The Collector
“MAMA, I PICKED THIS for you!” Three-year-old Elizabeth held out a tiny bouquet of weeds from our yard. Soon every neighborhood walk or trip to the grocery store yielded more treasures—sometimes real flowers, sometimes weeds, but always delivered wit
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Destination Angels Ireland
Holy Trinity Church, Killiney Following in his father’s footsteps, Harry Clarke became a church decorator; he produced more than 130 stained glass windows in his short 41 years. This par ticular piece was commissioned as a memorial to a son lost in W
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Heaven’s Music
PING! I LOOKED AT MY PHONE to see a Facebook message from Eileen Haith. “Hey, Robin, remember me?” she wrote. Our families had been friendly when we were young, and she was one of my dad’s students. I hadn’t heard from her since his funeral, 20 years
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Hairdresser with A Heart
‘ONCE UPON A TIME there were three little girls who went to the police academy….” And one of them had a fabulous haircut! From the moment I saw Farrah Fawcett on TV in Charlie’s Angels I knew I wanted to look just like her. At least in the hair depar
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Lost & Found
I’D SEARCHED EVERYWHERE for my pink flash drive. Under couch cushions. Inside pants pockets. I even called all the stores where I’d run errands that day. My flash drive was gone, and with it the inspirational stories I loved to write. “The flash driv
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The Angel And The Fisherman
NOBODY WAS ON the beach before dawn in Brigantine, New Jersey. The shore was completely desolate. Maybe that’s what had drawn me. My life was just as desolate. Six months earlier, in June, I’d been on my boat, the Furthermore, trying to make good tim
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Homemade JAM
EVER SINCE MY son Mark’s wedding, I wondered where I fit into his new life. His bride, Aarika, and I were fond of each other, but we were family now. I wanted to bring something special into her life, something only I could bring. I just couldn’t ima
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Someone’s In The Kitchen
My husband, Myron, and I met midway through my aero space engineering degree at MIT. Myron was a rocket propulsion engineer while I was completing an internship. Shortly after graduation we married. Before we could blink, Myron Jr. was on the way, an
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Four for Dad
I DROVE TO THE hospital, knowing that today might be the last day I’d spend with my father on this earth. He was my rock, my strength, even while he grew weaker. How could I tell him goodbye? We knew that dad’s gall bladder surgery was risky at the a
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Earning Their Wings
For many years I was in and out of mental hospitals—a frequent flyer, because I didn’t have insurance and couldn’t ever stay long enough to get a proper diagnosis. That finally changed in 2005. I went to a hospital and was prescribed a medication tha
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My Junkyard Angel
“TODAY IS NO DAY to be cooped up,” I said to my friend Mel. The grin he gave me said he’d been thinking the same thing. It was Sunday—a gorgeous Sunday in April. When I left the house that morning, I told Dad I was going to church for Sunday school—a
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He Makes Winds His Messengers
PSALM 104:4 I TRIED TO RELAX and enjoy some pool time with my son and a family friend, but in truth I was drowning in indecision. My job as a clinical laboratory supervisor working the evening shift at a 100-bed hospital was hard but rewarding. Being
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Angel Sightings
MY FRIEND PIERA is a talented gardener. I visited her one spring morning and found her front yard bright with a magnificent rainbow of purple, yellow and white irises. Piera sent me home with a beautiful bouquet, which I arranged in a vase. Not all t
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On A Wing And A Prayer
GENE COULON MEMORIAL BEACH PARK was a beautiful spot for a stroll. But on this summer evening, as I walked up a grassy knoll overlooking Lake Washington, screams rang out. At the top of a 20-foot tree was a bird of prey. With chocolate brown wings, a
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Finding Joy
“WHAT ARE WE going to do?” I asked my husband, Shawn, for what felt like the thousandth time. Since moving to Pennsylvania from New Jersey it seemed as if everything had gone wrong. I had lost my job, and there was even worse news: Shawn’s union was
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Letters & Messages
Andrea Arthur Owan’s story about the Camino de Santiago (“Spiritual Fitness,” Jan/Feb 2020) was fascinating. I was astounded at the appropriateness of a peregrine falcon, of all the birds there are, encouraging her as she prepared for her pilgrimage
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Angels On Earth
Editor-in-Chief Colleen Hughes Creative Director Kayo Der Sarkissian Staff Editor Meg Belviso Copy Editor and Production Coordinator Steve Levine Editorial Assistant Alexandra Chipkin Administrative Assistant Corlette L. Ruffin Senior Contributing Ed

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