It's a new year, and we're going to continue with Miracle Monday. It's so wonderful to share experiences of how God has worked in our lives. To kick off 2014, we're doing a rewind, featuring Miracle Mondays from the first month the Gospel Blog went live in March 2012. We hope you enjoy reading these again — or maybe for the first time. 

Since November was National Adoption Month, I want to share the amazing adoption journey we traveled with the Lord’s intervention.

We hope that you and yours shared a wonderful Thanksgiving last week. For today's Miracle Monday, we had to share this wonderful testimony sent to us by Sister Kathie Perkins. We hope it's a blessing to you.

We wish you a very happy and blessed Thanksgiving! Today, we'd like to lift up the Lord's name by re-sharing this beautiful experience as recorded in the Detroit Branch 1 history. It's also in the general church history book, too. We hope this draws your heart closer to God on this day of thanks.

This is the last food-related Miracle Monday! Today's article was submitted by Sister Lydia Link. If you haven't submitted a Christmas miracle for next month, please This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.! 

Every Saturday, my mother, Sister Valenti, prepared food for our family of nine for Sunday's after-Church dinner. Occasionally, two or three visitors from other branches attended our branch. My mother would never let them leave without inviting them to have dinner at our home.

There is a story my mom used to tell about me when I was a little girl. My family was invited to share dinner with dear friends. Upon arrival, I took one look at what was being served and exclaimed, "Ooooh, squash! I hate squash!" Of course, this was a royal embarrassment to my parents, but it is a story that for many years brought about a good chuckle.

Continuing our food-related Miracle Monday theme for November, we're sharing two experiences submitted by Sister Flo Perri. We can still use a few more food-related experiences to see us through the rest of the month, so please email your story to This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it..

This month, we're focusing on Miracle Mondays that have to do with food. Today's story is submitted by Sister KarenJo Pandone. It's actually an experience of her father's, which she took directly from his journal.

Today's testimony-related Miracle Monday is an answered prayer submitted by Brother Anthony Scolaro.

A couple of years ago, my family moved from New Jersey to Arizona. Among the neighbors we left behind was a man two doors down who was legally blind. He and his wife were always very warm and friendly, and when we heard that she was battling cancer, we gladly told them we were praying for her. He was from the Philippines and she was from Chile.