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The Treasure of Friendship
by Linda Van Fleet

I sat in the funeral home, holding her as my friend mourned the loss of her husband of fifty-one years. She was filled with sorrow and no words I could dredge up from the depths of my soul would help her. She simply needed to talk; to cry; to share the memories. So I held her and let her grieve on my shoulder. It was a painful experience and I wanted it to be over. But sorrow cannot be rushed. One must go through the process and her journey had just begun.

Suddenly she stopped crying and looked deeply into my soul. "We prayed for you every night," she said simply. "We mentioned you to the Lord when we prayed together before going to bed. We prayed for you and your husband. We prayed for Michelle and Stephen [my children]." She drew a deep, trembling breath. "Every night."

Stunned, I stared at her with open mouth. "Every night?" I whispered, humbled. "Really? Every night?"

She nodded her head. "Until last night. We've been praying for you every night for over ten years - ever since you sent the letter." She held me close. "You will always be very special to us."

The letter. I remembered it vaguely. Several years ago when they were going through some very rough times I had written them a letter of encouragement, reminding them of the promises of God, telling them what a blessing they had been to me through the years. They told me later that no one had every written them such a letter; that no one had ever told them they were a blessing. But I had. And that one letter was all it took for them to grab hold of the promise of God. They had read it so many times that it was faded and worn. Just one letter of encouragement; just one. And in return they prayed for my family and me every night!

The treasure of friendship - its value cannot be measured with money, or with words. The letter meant the world to them. The prayers they prayed mean the world to me.

We cried together that night, holding one another. Her husband, my friend, has gone home to be with Jesus. We are saddened by our loss. But we know he is no longer a crippled man. He is whole and free. I can see him as his laughter fills heaven and he beckons us from the other side to "Come on over."

And I've a feeling deep down in my heart that my dear friend is even now talking to our Father -- about me.

About the Author:
Linda Van Fleet is a freelance inspirational writer specializing in articles and features on Christian lifestyle, angels, Internet and social issues. Linda, who has 2 children and 3 grandchildren, also owns and maintains AppleCity.com and http://ibelieveinangels.com . Content syndicated by Awesome Web Essentials -- Click Here for information on posting free content on your website. ©Linda Van Fleet

 


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Rescued by Angels
by Gloria Loftus

In 1988 an angry, assaultive, apparently drugged car mechanic threatened me. I was renting a room in a less than safe area of Riverside, California, trying to recover from a traumatic divorce. I was all alone. It was late and there was no one to help me. I tried to call the police before he bashed in the weak front door lock and was informed all units were busy. I knew if this person broke in I could possibly be beaten to death, and I started praying for God's intervention.

In about forty minutes as he screamed and threatened to kill me over a past due bill for car repairs, a squad car pulled up and two young, very nice looking police officers hopped out. They were smiling and calm, and they spoke soothingly to the crazed mechanic and he promptly passed out in front of them. They reassured me he would go away and he did. They brushed aside my offer to make out a report. One of them said, "No, don't worry about that--we don't need it. He won't bother you again."

Shaken and terrified, I sank to my knees and thanked God as they pulled away. I called the Riverside Police Station to thank them for their help, as I am sure the door would have broken open at any minute. I will never forget their reply. "There were no Officers dispatched to your house as it wasn't high priority."

I will always believe these wonderful, smiling Police Officers who radiated peace, were angels sent by God.


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