Animal Angels: My Dear White Deer
By Alice Koerber2 min read
An unlikely visitor reassures a grieving widow that she is not alone.
Angels and Miracles
Animal Angels: Love in the Livestock Pen
By Kelly Gallagher2 min read
Photographing a cow with her young calf convinces a nervous mother-to-be that she shouldn’t worry.
Animal Angels: Horse Sense
By Joan Byrd2 min read
When a pair of wild dogs threatens a couple out for a country stroll, some very unlikely bodyguards step in.
God’s Green Earth
By Peggy Frezon2 min read
Earth Day is an easy day to take for granted, but take the opportunity to reflect upon why God’s creation is so amazing.
Listening to the Quiet
By Adam Hunter3 min read
I agree with Pascal’s advice that silence is key for inner peace. Sometimes, though, a quiet voice speaks to us in that silence and spurs us to connect with others.
A Friend on the Freeway
By Brad VanderArk2 min read
Who would stop to help a stranger get back on the road?
Lilies of the Field
By Diana Aydin3 min read
I’ve never been especially good at memorizing Scripture. But part of a verse came over me in my moment of spazzing. Only it didn’t feel like it was coming from me. It was like God himself was talking to me.
St. Michael’s Chapel of the Angels
Rick Hamlin gives us a tour of the angels depicted in the stained glass windows of the church he got married in and still attends today. Read Rick’s story!
Peach Blossoms in the Light
By Judy Royal Glenn1 min read
Can the Lord be seen by the way we lead our lives? Are we illuminating His love and drawing people to Him?
For a Better Life, Feed the Soul
By Adam Hunter3 min read
Children have an innate capacity for that “oh wow” feeling we get when something extraordinary moves us–all parents have to do is not poison it with their own cynicism and let it develop.
An Angel Expert
By colleen-hughes4 min read
Working as an editor at Angels on Earth magazine might just qualify you as an angel expert.
Walking the Walk
By Michelle Medlock Adams5 min read
“That’s really how I feel!,” says Julia Heatherly. “I love being me. I don’t let my disability define me. You know, if you take away the ‘dis’ in disability, the only thing left is ‘ability.’”
