An Angel Named Bill
By Sam McGarrity5 min read
He remained an invisible mystery to her, but to her mother, he was a vivid presence.
Angels on Earth
Connect with the angelic spirits among us with the inspirational, spiritual stories in Angels on Earth magazine.
Escorted to Heaven by Angels
By The Editors1 min read
Be inspired by these tales of heavenly guides bringing comfort and reassurance to people in the final hours of their lives and to the loved ones who are saying goodbye to them.
The Angels Who Took Her Home
By Scott Unruh4 min read
He was afraid of death, fearful of the idea of losing any of his loved ones. But when his mother became terminally ill, he experienced a sight that brought him deep and profound comfort.
Angel on a Train
By colleen-hughes1 min read
Sometimes it’s the little moments that can bring joy into a morning commute to work. Here’s one.
A Feast Fit for Angels
By colleen-hughes2 min read
Guideposts blogger Colleen Hughes on visiting chef Rebecca Katz and finding an angel in her kitchen.
A Poem for Those Who Sew
By colleen-hughes1 min read
Angels on Earth editor and Guideposts blogger Julia Attaway shares a poem that honors those who mend, stitch and sew.
Martina Bruno: The Angel of New York
Martina Bruno has been singing to NYC subway riders for the past ten years. Her incredible voice and spirit are making things a bit brighter underground.
Stairway to Heaven
By Sylvia Gardner6 min read
A daughter receives a much-needed sign from her mom in heaven.
The Most Inspiring Stories of 2015
By Brett Leveridge2 min read
Enjoy the best and most inspiring stories from 2015. You’ll find funny stories about parenthood from author Jen Hatmaker, fascinating celebrity profiles, quick prayers to say on the go, and much more.
Inspiring Ice Angels
By Brett Leveridge1 min read
These angel ice sculptures offer inspiration, comfort, and beauty.
Kun-Woo Paik: “Clair de Lune”
In the January-February edition of Angels on Earth, Louise Pariso writes of a time when an angel urged her to start playing the piano again after forty years without touching a keyboard, so that she could bring comfort and joy to a friend in a nursing home. Enjoy pianist Kun-Woo Paik’s rendition of the beloved composition that Louise never forgot, Clair de Lune.
