miracles

A collection of over sixty stories of coincidences so remarkable they might be considered small miracles.

Presents opposing views of the experts about unusual events such as apparitions of saints, the stigmata, miracles, healings, miraculous images, etc.

Profiles twenty-three men and women who have experienced miracles and events which have brought them closer to God.

The struggles of several young people who confront family problems, emotional problems, unrequited love, mystery, and violence, are told from the viewpoint of Matt, who is known for his unusual behavior but who has unusual gifts, and Erin, who tries to use her proficiency with magic to attract Matt.

When Mariah White's marriage disintegrates, her seven-year-old daughter witnesses it all. After her divorce Mariah falls into a deep depression and suddenly Faith, a child with no religious background at all, hears divine voices, starts reciting biblical passages, and develops stigmata. And when the miraculous healings begin Mariah finds herself thrust into controversy, a heated custody battle, and a media circus that threatens what little stability the family has left.

Theologian C. S. Lewis argues that Christians must rejoice in miracles as testimony of God's involvement in creation, and challenges agnostics and rationalists, proclaiming their skepticism to be irrational.

Presents ten articles from various sources that debate faith healing, providing evidence for and against the existence of such phenomena.

A young boy, with a little advice from Santa Claus, performs a miracle on Christmas Day, restoring joy to his little sister's heart.

A collection of narratives on miracles and moments involving guardian angels by thirty-four men and women from across the United States and Canada.

After perishing in a boating accident, two sixteen-year-old girls, both named Marie, ask God to allow them to return to earth where they intervene in the lives of villagers.