Today's Miracle Monday is a testimony of healing by Sister Theresa DeVincentis. If you are in need of a physical healing today, please take heart. All things are possible with God.

In January 2014, I had a blister on my heel, which turned into a diabetic ulcer. I had surgery to remove it, and my doctor said it touched the bone. After two weeks it became infected, and I had to immediately go to the hospital to be put on IV antibiotics. A culture of the infection diagnosed it as MRSA. I was anointed, and a few days later the doctor said it was infected, but that it wasn't MRSA. I was referred to a vascular surgeon to see if blood was flowing to my foot, which it wasn't. After they determined which vein was blocked, I had three surgeries to open the vein, clean out the infection, and insert a PICC line and wound vac to promote healing. I was scared and concerned that I may lose my foot.

Like so many women, I am guilty of not always staying on top of my needs, allowing other things to take priority. So, with a 15-day trip to Italy planned in early October and being overdue for my normal yearly screenings with my OB/Gyn and general practitioner, I realized I had to be deliberate. Putting it off, returning home in late October and trying to play catch up with the holidays right in front of me was not going to work. So, I made all the necessary appointments in September.

My eyesight was also a concern, especially my left eye. I had not had them checked in four years, and I knew that my prescription eyeglasses needed updating. My last appointment was with the optometrist at the end of September.

Today, we're back to our regularly scheduled Miracle Mondays! Today's experience is from Brother Dennis Moraco. Don't miss our note at the end announcing February's theme!

I would like to share with you my experience of God’s healing touch.

This past summer, I was hospitalized due to high blood pressure. While in the hospital, I complained to the doctor about a sharp pain on my right side. After further testing, it was discovered I only had one functioning kidney, the right one, and it had a small growth. More tests followed and the kidney was found to be cancerous with the cancer located in a very critical area on the kidney.

Today's Miracle Monday falls into this month's theme, which is "missionary work" because Brother Rich Nath was on a Youth in Action (YIA) tour when this occurred. But it also falls into last month's category, which was "fear." Enjoy this testimony of God's power over the enemy.

In the summer of 1998, I had the scariest experience of my life. Thankfully, it had a wondrous, happy ending.

Today's missionary-themed Miracle Monday comes from the mission field — Burundi to be exact. Enjoy this beautiful testimony from Brother Deo in his own words.

I grew rice in one of the valleys of Bujumbura during the summer season, and it was not easy to water it. You know we have two main seasons here in Burundi, the winter, and the summer. The winter is more productive than the summer.

Today's missionary-themed Miracle Monday is an account from Brother Richard Scaglione about a trip to South America. Enjoy!

Brother Frank P. and I made a missionary trip to Colombia and Venezuela from June 3 to 15, 2010. The blessing actually began the week before we left.

On Saturday, May 29, Sister Rose P. had a dream in which she saw the late Apostle Frank Calabrese laying hands on Brother Frank and me. He asked God to be with us on the upcoming trip.

We're kicking off our first missionary-themed Miracle Monday with a testimony from the journal of Brother Joseph Milantoni sent by Sister KarenJo Pandone. She says, "First miracle I ever witnessed personally. I remember standing next to Sister Maness as she turned the pasta in the roaster and I could see that as she turned she prayed. While she prayed I literally saw the roaster fill up to the top with pasta! I couldn't believe my eyes!"

We saved a special article that that Sister Josie Jasmin sent to us for this month's Miracle Monday theme, which was "fear." It's about fearing death. If you can relate to this, then read on for a beautiful message of comfort…

When I was a young person, I had a terrible fear of dying even though I was brought up under the sound of the gospel. For some reason, I would visualize being in the ground and submerged with all of this dirt.

I began to pray that the Lord would take this fear from me, and one night I had a dream.

October is all about scares and spooks for some people. Our Miracle Monday theme for this month, which is "fear," isn't meant to freak you out. We're actually hoping the opposite — that it will plant God's peace firmly in your heart. We think that today's story, from Sister Megan Garcia, will do just that.

The sky was dark, wind was whipping through the trees, and the local TV stations had interrupted all regular programming to follow the tornado warning issued for our county. A tornado had touched down about 40 miles from us, and we were in its projected path.

Today's fear-themed Miracle Monday is from Sister Kim Komjathy.

I’ve struggled with worry all my life. As I grew into an adult, my anxiety began to affect my work and personal life. I feel that God directed me to many wonderful counselors and doctors who helped me tremendously throughout the years. I’ve also been extremely blessed to have the support of many brothers and sisters who understand and share my affliction. But the thing I thank God for most of all is the knowledge and understanding of anointing.

Today is our first fear-themed Miracle Monday, and we are hearing from Sister Enza Pusillo.

One night, as I was sleeping, something caused me to wake, and as I lifted my head from my pillow, I looked across the room and saw two very, very tall men standing on either side of the sliding glass door in my bedroom. They were dressed in dark suits and stood as if they were at attention or on duty. Not thinking anything of it, I put my head back down, saying to myself “Oh, the angels are here.”

Today's work-related Miracle Monday is from Sister Natalie Shawver. Make sure you read all the way to the end for the best part of the story!

Last year I felt it was time to find a new position within my company. I had struggled with my current role for a variety of reasons and knew something better was out there for me.

I made it a matter of prayer, having faith that God would pick the right job for me. Around Thanksgiving, two positions piqued my interest — one with our communications department and the other with our charity organization. I knew I would enjoy either position, but for whatever reason I was leaning towards the charity role.

If you have trouble getting along with your coworkers, then today's testimonies are for you! Yes, we're bringing you more Miracle Mondays on Tuesday, and we hope they are a blessing.

Testimony of Sister Cindy Bright

God has blessed me many times with jobs, but, looking back, I wish I would've been more patient, giving a problem to God instead of just leaving a job. On one occasion, I did just that.

For today's Miracle Monday, we're sharing two stories of how God miraculously provided jobs for two sisters. Enjoy!

Testimony of Sister Paula Hemmings

I was fortunate to be a stay at home mom when my children were young, but I felt I had too much time on my hands when my youngest started kindergarten. I decided I wanted to work but wasn't going to take a job unless I had hours that coincided with school beginning and ending. I also wanted all school holidays off, including summer vacation.

Easy, right?

This month, all the Miracle Mondays are testimonies from the workplace. Today's job-related miracle is from Sister Kathie Perkins.

As part of my job as an elementary school music teacher, I was responsible for presenting programs involving hundreds of kids to a very large audience. The program always required the use of some type of PA system.

Over the years, the technology at our school advanced to the point where I had less and less control over the system, and eventually the media specialist had to set up all the microphones and speakers during the daytime for me so that, at the appointed time for the evening program, I could just turn the system on and everything would work.

At least, that was the plan.