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The Best Angel Stories 2013
The Best Angel Stories 2013 is the first exceptional annual volume brimming with amazing true stories of angel encounters! Created by the editors of Angels on Earth magazine each thrilling story will surprise and inspire!
With more than 60 astonishing true stories of present-day encounters with angels, you’ll experience unforgettable signs from heaven:
A woman and her sailing partner get caught in a severe storm off the coast of North Carolina. Seconds after they radio for help, a man motors up on a tiny boat and guides them to shore. – From Storm at Sea by Ann Kovan
A dying man and his family learn to laugh again with the help of new friends who had just moved to the neighborhood. Upon his death, his daughter goes to visit them, only to find an empty home – which according to the community manager had not been occupied in months. – From A Surprising Visit by Diantha Stensrud
A huge dog, part Mastiff, part Saint Bernard, shows up at the Holton family’s remote wheat ranch in Oregon, and settles across the back door threshold. The children named him “Sir” because of his regal presence. Only later do they discover how this massive canine saved their lives form an escaped convict who was lurking at the edge of their farm. – From To Sir, With Love by Joan Wester Anderson
With more than 60 astonishing true stories of present-day encounters with angels, you’ll experience unforgettable signs from heaven:
A woman and her sailing partner get caught in a severe storm off the coast of North Carolina. Seconds after they radio for help, a man motors up on a tiny boat and guides them to shore. – From Storm at Sea by Ann Kovan
A dying man and his family learn to laugh again with the help of new friends who had just moved to the neighborhood. Upon his death, his daughter goes to visit them, only to find an empty home – which according to the community manager had not been occupied in months. – From A Surprising Visit by Diantha Stensrud
A huge dog, part Mastiff, part Saint Bernard, shows up at the Holton family’s remote wheat ranch in Oregon, and settles across the back door threshold. The children named him “Sir” because of his regal presence. Only later do they discover how this massive canine saved their lives form an escaped convict who was lurking at the edge of their farm. – From To Sir, With Love by Joan Wester Anderson
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October 19, 2021
Guideposts is generally a company that shares hopeful spiritual stories that actually happened. This book is full of those short stories but focused on angels.
There are so many uplifting tales reminiscent of Chicken Soup For The Soul books. I really enjoyed the ones about angels in the form of animals. All of the stories were very sweet.
While every story is by a different person a lot of them overlapped and they ended up too similar to each other.
Even with its faults, I would still read more from guideposts or any series of books similar.
There are so many uplifting tales reminiscent of Chicken Soup For The Soul books. I really enjoyed the ones about angels in the form of animals. All of the stories were very sweet.
While every story is by a different person a lot of them overlapped and they ended up too similar to each other.
Even with its faults, I would still read more from guideposts or any series of books similar.
June 16, 2021
Very good read!!
March 22, 2013
Stories shared with Guideposts about people who have had personal experiences with angels.
April 6, 2013
Loved it!
Displaying 1 - 4 of 4 reviews