Miracle Stories

Miracles don’t just come from ancient stories and myths–everyday miracles are all around us, if we only have our eyes open to see them.

The Immigrant

By Lucia Cipriano2 min read

My first night in America, I was all alone in a New York airport, didn’t know a soul, didn’t speak the language. And then the child of another immigrant helped me.

Back To School

By Margaret Walsh2 min read

I wanted to return to college, but I couldn’t afford it. Could God find a way? My prayers were answered by God's mercy.

The Reunion at Calvary Hospital

By Adam Hunter2 min read

A great example of how God can bring together two people who need each other in the most amazing of ways

Miracle Jeweler

By Rose Vander Ark2 min read

The opal ring was mangled beyond all repair. Was there any hope for it to be fixed?

Maybe I Should Buy Rosary Beads…

By Adam Hunter2 min read

What’s up with rosary beads and saving lives? Here’s yet another story from the news, crediting the beads with divine protection. This item in the news makes me wonder whether I should look into buying some prayer beads myself.

Granny Tipton’s SOS

By Michael McAllister2 min read

Was I hearing things or was someone calling for help? God’s grace guided me…

Thief Caught In A Flash

By Adam Hunter2 min read

Today on the web: The incredible story of a family that caught a thief in the act. The Myers family was just posing for a family photo in front of the Wisconsin State Capitol building. The snapshot captured something else too.

A Guideposts Reader, In The Right Place

By Adam Hunter3 min read

A Guideposts reader shares her Mysterious Ways story: She rushed home to meet the realtor selling her house…but she ended up being a hero.

Roadside Assistance

By Joan Beck2 min read

How do you fix a flat on a lonely road with no one around? God’s mercy saved me.

Lost… and Found, With a Little Bit of Help

By Adam Hunter3 min read

Sometimes, evidence of God’s love comes in the form of finding something we thought we’d lost forever. This story gives me hope that I may still find the meaningful things I’ve lost.