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You will read of dollar bills that multiplied. A prayer written on a kite. Prison doors that opened. A self-healing radiator, and a self-filling gas tank. Rain that fell only on mission property. A book that refused to burn. A clock that struck 13. Manna from heaven--in Africa. A gentle ride inside a tornado. Invisible hands that lift a car. And lots of mysterious strangers, sometimes visible only to some and not others. But always protecting, guiding, saving. If you wonder whether God still cares, or if your faith needs a shot in the arm, you will cherish these believe-it-or-not true stories from Borneo to Kalamazoo to Venezuela that show that, when we need Him most, God is there. |
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Helen Lee Helen Lee, born in Seoul, South Korea, is assistant editor of Guide magazine. Her articles have appeared in Insight, Adventist Review, and Signs of the Times. She is the editor/compiler of the books in the "Guide's Greatest " series. |
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