Kindness Stories / Feel Good Stories
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One Story Changed Her Life... Now She's Living Her Dream!
By Dalton Wiechmann on February 25, 2015 / 5,827 views
Experience the true story on how a woman's forgotten dream is brought to life! Jenny Fandel was the dean's office assistant at a local high school. After giving up on her dream to be a singer decades ago, Jenny's life changes forever when she encounters two former students, Dalton Wiechmann and Daniel Murphy, after one unexpected night that she returned to the office. Witness the struggle of lost hope and...
The One Thing You Never Run Out Of
By Joseph J. Mazzella on February 24, 2015 / 6,615 views
It was a sweltering hot, Summer's day and I was longing to go swimming at the local pool. Instead, I was riding in the back seat of the car as my parents drove to a friend's house. They were going to lend a hand to a church work camp repairing her roof and porch. As an eight year old boy I knew that there wouldn't be much for me to do and I was right. In the end I fetched a few hammers, threw away some scrap pieces...
By Kay on February 23, 2015 / 6,973 views
Attitude on Life The longer I live, the more I realise the impact of attitude on life. It is more important than education, than money, than circumstances, than failures, than successes, than whatever anyone might say or do. It is more important than appearances, giftedness or skill. The remarkable thing is that we have the choice to create the attitude we have for that day. We cannot change our past....

"AND UNTO DUST YOU SHALL RETURN"
By Melissa Reale on February 21, 2015 / 4,046 views
“AND UNTO DUST YOU SHALL RETURN” Ash Wednesday. It is not just some ritual that says you are Catholic. It is a reminder of our mortality and frailty. 18 days post the onset of burning, numbness and tingling in my legs. 15 days from the neurologist at Columbia Presbyterian saying the words “Guillain-Barre Syndrome(GBS)”. 11 days from my last treatment of IVIG infusions. 10 days of this process they...
By Kay on February 20, 2015 / 1,977 views
When I first became a Christian I bought myself a Bible. Inside of the front cover I wrote "Let us keep our eyes fixed on Jesus, on whom our faith depends from beginning to end." Hebrews 12:2 Of all the Bible texts I could have chosen, I chose this one. I wondered why. Over the years I've had several experiences that have shown me why I chose this text. I'd like to share my first experience. One day while I...
By Bala on February 20, 2015 / 4,764 views
I have been going through a tough time recently, and have been missing work out of depression. This morning, i decided to go to a nearby temple to find some solace from all my troubles. The temple was almost empty with very few patrons so i was able to spend some time in peace and quiet. I was still brooding even when i walked out of the temple, when i noticed a ragged old lady who was crouched beside the temple...

Everything Happens For A Reason
By Brigiet on February 19, 2015 / 2,189 views
I was born in 1975, the eldest of 5. Four girls and one boy. After a while my mom took me to live with my grandmother who lived on a farm. It was more like dumping me there because my dad was totally against it, but since they weren't married, my mom did as she pleased. I lived with my grandma for four years and also started with my schooling there. I remember one cold winter morning on my way to school without...
By Elaine Grajo on February 19, 2015 / 4,806 views
A father's love to his children was irreplaceable. A father's love to his children, cannot be replaced no matter what happen. My cousin Ann and I, we're bestfriends since we were born. We celebrate our birthdays together, we play together, we go out together, we buy together, and also we have something in common like clothes and some other stuffs. But one day it was gone. It was one day before my 11th birthday....
By Anjali Mohapatra on February 18, 2015 / 5,854 views
An amazing letter to me. Dated: 30.01.2013 Dear me, Hey! How are you? Surprised? Com on, guess who am I? Wait, wait , wait a minute, let me tell you first, what I want to tell you, then I will introduce myself. Of course, I know, it is not necessary to introduce myself to you as we are inseparable. Yesterday night, I...
By Carli on February 17, 2015 / 5,038 views
My husband has a demanding job. He leaves the house early in the morning, before the kids are awake and will come back home a little before supper time. One of my big worries when we decided to have kids was that I'd be a "married single parent." We discussed it and he promised to be there as much as possible and that I wouldn't feel alone. He followed through his promise, he spends 90% of his free time with us....
By Donna Hart on February 17, 2015 / 2,352 views
My son Jimmy died 3/30/2014 at the age of 29 while backpacking in Cambodia. He loved James Dean and Jack Kerouac especially the book 'On the Road' and inspired by that book he was Mad to Live. He decided to live out his bucket list before he was to old to enjoy it. So at the age of 28 he quit his job at Apple, sold his stock, his SUV and everything he owned and set off alone to see the world. In just one year he had...
By Joseph J. Mazzella on February 16, 2015 / 2,039 views
I was laying on my bed relaxing after a long day. Music was playing in the background and I was taking the time to read a good book. Just as I turned the page an old song started playing that always reminded me of my Mom. I put the book down and listened. Even though it had been 23 years since cancer had taken her from us, sometimes it still felt like it was only yesterday. I closed my eyes and allowed the flood of...
Income Tax Refunds - The Gift That Keeps On Giving
By Make A Difference Today on February 16, 2015 / 3,579 views
It's tax filing season again and for the few of us who are lucky to expect an income tax refund, here's something to consider. With the money you get back, why not contribute part of it - even a small part of it, to make someone's life a little easier? Or if you're feeling generous, why not do something bigger? There are so many causes that need YOUR help. You may think that as an individual, you can't make an...
By Kay on February 15, 2015 / 4,147 views
"Do you want to get well?" This was the question I kept hearing every morning when I spent my quiet time with the Lord. I wondered why the Lord kept asking me the same question. Of course, I wanted to "get well," or did I? These last few months since my son Todd's death had been unbelievable. The pain of losing Todd was unbearable. Because of the tremendous pressure I had on my chest, there were times when I felt...
By George Burgin on February 14, 2015 / 4,471 views
Hard Heart. Two words I never want to read or hear as next door neighbors in the description of my life. It’s not that Hard or Heart are bad words, it’s just that when they sit next to each other, they’re a sorry pair. They poke at each other, antagonize, stir-up, rile; they become something together that individually would never be. Any wise person knows the damage those two can cause when they’re...
Experiance The Beauty Of Life And Of You
By Patti Hatzistavrakis on February 13, 2015 / 5,768 views
Life is busy – we hustle from one place to another, engrossed in our electronic devices, books or simply looking away to avoid making eye contact with the human race, including ourselves. Never stopping to take in the tranquility of the ocean, the art spray painted on a building or the beauty of the sunset. Most of us aren’t awake for the sunrise and are not truly present at important (or even ordinary) daily...

Get Comfortable With Being Uncomfortable
By Jason Witt on February 13, 2015 / 6,446 views
Reading through the social media posts about Martin Luther King yesterday, getting inspired to write today, I had a particularly strong connection with one of his most famous quotes. I myself have endured heartbreak recently and it forced me headstrong into an uncommon and inconvenient reality for me. I was betrayed, heartbroken, alone and questioning everything I thought I stood for. You know what, it was the...
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