By Pamela Rosario

The day was almost over. As I cleaned the room in preparation for the next patient, I heard the intercom blare my name announcing a call waiting for me at the nurses’ station.

I maneuvered my way through the crowded hospital corridor and picked up the first free phone I could find. The grim tone of my brother’s voice caused my heart to leap into my throat.

“They found a large tumor on Mom’s liver.” This was not the first time we had heard the words “tumor” or “cancer.”

Six years earlier, she had… Read the rest of the story

By Suellen Fry

…On my knees before the Lord, my body hunched over, my spirit calls out to the distant heavens praying for a miracle…

It has been five months now since the police finally arrested my husband. The terror I lived was over now. There was finally peace in my home. There were no more unkind words being spoken. There were no more threats to kill me and no more hands around my neck. My little boy’s hurt and anger were finally being replaced with hugs and kisses. He had stopped crying. He had stopped worrying… Read the rest of the story

By Kathleen Angell

Some time ago, I had been going through really difficult times mentally.

Most of my life my emotions had been low, and this particular year had seen many difficulties, and I was in a particular low, a darker time than I had known in many, many years, if ever. Both in situations, and also within myself. I had no where to go inside.

I was sitting and writing one day, and I heard the Lord speak to me. I hadn’t heard him in so long, but I knew it was him. It was an… Read the rest of the story

A Modern Christmas Miracle
By Elizabeth Marks

Miracles come in different packages. Some miracles may simply be someone “showing up” at an appropriate time to help. Others might be obedience to God’s prompting resulting in a blessing for someone who needed it.

I wanted to share my story of a Christmas miracle that happened when we “adopted-a-family” at Christmas time. Usually, the family is a single mother, raising multiple kids on her own. However, this year was starting to look like we missed the opportunity to help.

We got off to a late start and didn’t… Read the rest of the story

THE GIFT OF THE LITTLE WOODEN BOX By Bonnie Johnson

Bonnie Jean Johnson 1992 Copywrite You may copy this free.. please do not sell…… copys are free..

Dedicated to my Youngest Children

5 1/2 mo. Sandi Dawn July 6, 1971
3 1/2 mo. Sugar Gabrial Jan. 4, 1981
3 1/2 mo. Nathanial Gabrial Oct. 11, 1991

Autopsy Experiments are unnecessary most of the time, (Cause unknown).
Terms like Spontaneous Abortion and Incomplete Abortion, are cruel to miscarrying mothers.
We love our babies.
Help me change the Law.

I could not even get a Death Certificate… Read the rest of the story