It is the VETERAN, not the preacher, who has given us freedom of religion. It is the VETERAN, not the reporter, who has given us freedom of the press. It is the VETERAN, not the poet, who has given us freedom of speech. It is the VETERAN, not the campus organizer, who has given us [...]
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Saw God in Mom
She said, “Come, here, baby.” And I reached for her. She said, “Open wide!” And I ate. She sang, “Rock a bye …” And I slept for her. She said, “See? All better.” And my crying stopped. * * * She said, “Finish eating.” And I scowled at her. She said, “Clean your room.” And I [...]
Saw God in a Celebration of Life
My friend’s father passed away this week. He lived a wonderful 85 years. On the cover of the program for his service was a great quote that summarized a good life… “There are souls in this world which have the gift of finding joy everywhere and leaving it behind them when they go.”–Jean Paul [...]
Saw God in a Sky Lantern Tribute
Jeff–Howell, MI Please email your God sightings to dan@seegodtoday.com.
Saw God in a Memorable Solo
Dan Please email your God sightings to dan@seegodtoday.com.
Saw God in 76 Years
In death, as in life, William and Edna Kreger were nearly inseparable. William Kreger, 96, a former mayor of Wyandotte, died Friday. Edna Kreger, 97, died the next morning, just about 12 hours later. “It’s like my dad came to get her,” said the couple’s son, Conrad Kreger. The couple’s long life together was celebrated [...]
Saw God in the Words of a 6 Year Old
My uncle passed away suddenly last evening. He was a wonderful man. He always had a smile and a great story to tell. He was kind and caring. He was a wonderful husband for 48 years, father of 3 and grandfather of 10. He was just a good person. I was fortunate to have celebrated [...]
Saw God in a Tribute
Lori Please email your God sightings to dan@seegodtoday.com.
Saw God in a Man Who Brought Joy–Always
“The call came late. Fred had not shown up for work at Plymouth United Church of Christ. It was unusual for Fred, a member and the custodian, to miss a day of work. He was better than a calendar, worked as diligently as a clock. But he had not shown up on Nov. 27, five [...]