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.
During Rosh Hashanah, the Jewish New Year, the tradition is to eat some of the exotic and delicious fruit called Shehecheyanu Fruits. They symbolize the unknown blessings in the year ahead. Anyone can try these surprising fruits!
Everyone can celebrate the Jewish New Year by participating in the tradition of eating some wonderful and surprising Shehecheyanu Fruits.
How did little St. Paul’s Chapel, steps from Ground Zero, survive the 9/11 attacks on the World Trade Center towers? An editor for Mysterious Ways magazine, Diana Aydin, explores God’s miracle.
To make a difference after 9/11, my volunteer center would need some help from above.
In this January 1977 story, actor and author Dean Jones shares how faith brought peace and spiritual healing to his life.
The victim of a violent attack comes to view the world in a new way, placing him on a path to creativity.
When is a photo more than a photo? When it gives us a glimpse of the future. This photograph of a preschool Halloween parade captured the beginning of a love story…
Do you believe in the miracle of signs from heaven? One daughter recounts how she received loving signals from her late father.
For Mysterious Ways editor Adam Hunter, a rainbow seemed to be following him during a cruise in Alaska. Accidental? Or miraculous?
Take a look at this photo taken by a Guideposts colleague. Do you see God’s face in the sky?
I was running blind until a stranger guided me to the finish. Could I ever repay her?
God always amazes with his miracles of nature–like the fire rainbow in the sky over South Carolina.
