A Friend Visits After Her Death
By trudy-harris2 min read
About two weeks after Mary Anne’s death, I went to a local store where she had often shopped. My eye was drawn to the center aisle…
Life After Death
Negative Spiritual Experiences at Death
By trudy-harris2 min read
God remains with us, wooing us until the very last minute of our lives, not wanting to lose even one of us.
Comfort in God’s Grace
By trudy-harris4 min read
A reader shares her very personal story of receiving comfort from earth angels and a reassuring sign after her miscarriage.
When There Is No Glimpse of Heaven
By trudy-harris4 min read
A reader shares her heartache at losing both her father and her mother—and not receiving a comforting sign from either of them. What does it mean when we don’t have a glimpse of heaven from our loved ones who are crossing over?
A Song from Heaven
By Karen Good2 min read
After my husband passed, an inexplicable sign of God’s love brought me comfort.
God Sent Daddy to Take Mom to Heaven
By trudy-harris3 min read
At the end of life, people often look for those who have already died, like a beloved husband, who had crossed over 16 years earlier.
Near-Death Experiences: Proof of Life After Death
By Alina Larson3 min read
Diane Corcoran’s nursing career took her on an unexpected journey to serve as a witness and advocate for those who have glimpsed the hereafter.
Final Gifts on Their Way to Heaven
By trudy-harris3 min read
The last words or messages our loved ones give us as they are crossing over vary greatly from person to person but often have a profound effect on those left behind.
He Saw Heaven at the End
By trudy-harris2 min read
Prayer moves mountains, and God wants each and every person to be home with him in heaven for eternity.
“Will You Pray with Me?”
By trudy-harris2 min read
Every day at the bedside of patients, I see the Good Shepherd bring comfort to those who are close to death.
Death and the Face of Evil
By trudy-harris3 min read
Sometimes at the threshold of death, there comes a struggle for a soul.
