Today, we're sharing two military experiences that share a common theme. They show how God answered the diligent prayers of the saints by preventing disasters on the battlefield. Many times we focus on what God does, but we often overlook the calamity that He prevents.

Today, we're sharing an experience contributed by Sister Enza Traina Pusillo. This reminds us to always take matters to God in prayer first.

This happened when my son Sal was 10 years old. He was sitting at the kitchen table after coming home from school. My back was to him since I was putting away some groceries. He was directly behind me, sitting at the end of the kitchen table between the table and my Formica counter top. As we talked about his day, he told me he was hungry. With my back still to him, I told him to grab a piece of fruit from the bowl on the table and that I would be making dinner shortly.

Today, we're sharing a testimony from a contributor who asked to remain anonymous. We hope it is a blessing to you.

Due to an illness, my driving privileges were limited. Knowing this, a sister volunteered to drive me to doctor appointments, the grocery store, and other places. This was a blessing to me. After some time, she was unable to continue this service. I began praying, asking the Lord to provide someone to help me with these tasks.

Today's Miracle Monday is the testimony of Sister Ivy Fisher. We patched this together from the recollections of several individuals who remember her.

The RMS Titanic collided with an iceberg in the North Atlantic Ocean exactly 102 years ago today. It sank the following morning on April 15, 1912. At the time, the Titanic was the biggest, most luxurious ocean liner ever built. People claimed it was unsinkable because of its fancy watertight compartments. The ship left port on her maiden voyage with only enough lifeboats for approximately half the passengers on board.

In our lives we have experiences of people who took the time to make us see Christ in them, to make us feel loved, to make us feel special. Below is an experience that I want to share of how a Brother of The Church simply gave his time (and in my mind), allowed us to dig our young feet into the Gospel.

Many of you (especially those of you who have kids in your life) are familiar with the Academy Award-winning and much-played (and parodied) song "Let It Go" from Disney's "Frozen." Well, as you'll read in today's Miracle Monday, Sister Flo Benyola recently found herself in the interesting position of saying, "Let it burn."

Welcome to another week on the blog! Today's Miracle Monday is Sister Teresa Pandone's testimony of how God worked in her family during an extended period of fasting and prayer (approximately 2 years!).

My husband, Don, and I nurtured and trained our children in the ways of God. Our son, Michael, attended church until he was 18 and then decided he wanted his own apartment, and for the next eight years, Michael did not attend church.

Scripture says that God is the same yesterday, today, and forever. He's also the same here in America as He is across the oceans in other countries. We hear many stories in our branches and neighborhoods about how the Lord turns people to Him. Here are two conversion testimonies from the African nation of Zambia. We hope this is a blessing.

We'd like to share some testimonies from the International Missionary Operating Committee (IMOC) so that you know what God is doing and has done for the brothers and sisters around the world. Today's experiences are from the island nation of Dominica in the Caribbean.

In Peru, as in any other nation of the world, parents desire to give the best to their children, especially around Christmas. In many instances, it is physically impossible because of limited resources. In an effort to follow the prompting of the Holy Spirit in her heart, a young sister in the city of Arequipa led a drive to gather food, clothes and toys to distribute to those in need.

By Francesca Dino

Living in the Denver area, I am blessed with a small but close congregation at my mission. I always feel safe coming every Sunday morning to see the same friendly faces. Over the years, our small mission has been fortunate to have many visitors.

Last year, Brother Dwayne and Sister Elaine from Tse Bonito, New Mexico came and visited our group. They were a pleasure to have around, and it was even better to sit down with them and watch a slide show on Vacation Bible School from around the church.