Once Upon a Miracle
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It was mid November 2007 and I was making dinner and had put a small steak into the skillet on the stove. The steak was browning well, but the skillet was spitting as if the bottom of the skillet was full of water. When the steak was finished, I left the skillet on the burner as I had turned the burner off earlier. Later that evening I washed the dishes and I always wash my skillets last as they are greasy and really messy. I picked up the skillet and put it in the dishwater. As I did this, I noticed something white on the black glass covering that burner. It was a beautiful white bell that was created by the water vapors underneath the hot skillet while making the steak. I knew this couldn't be just a freak accident; the bell was so perfect. It even had a clapper in the bell. I stared at the perfection of this bell and thought of Emily, my Spirit Guide. Only Emily could create something as beautiful as this bell, of course with the help of the Good Lord. I seemed to know this was a message for me.
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“Once upon a miracle” sounds like a typical beginning for a fairy tale. But, the miracles recounted in this book really happened. By telling her story, the author hopes to bring comfort and peace to others through her experiences with little miracles.
About the Author
Martha Gast-Rindler lives in a small community in west central Ohio. It's a growing community, mostly Catholic, where everyone seems connected in some way or another. This area is called “God’s Country,” and it truly is. We have so much to be thankful for. The creativity and gifts of little miracles revealed in this book were given to the author out of love from God. It began with a curious feeling and a desire for more divine knowledge, and God came to satisfy her heart. The gifts gave her a sense of belonging to both sides of love.