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When She Says, “Keep Your Breasts to Yourself,” I Think She Means It

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She Was Married for Six Weeks When She Lost Her Husband to the War. Now She Knows the Truth.

Watch this war widow discover the truth about her missing husband after searching for 68 years. You won't believe why it took so long, but you'll be amazed by the answers she finds.

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Man Has Friends Choose His Bride—19 Yrs Later, Their Viral Love Story Takes a Heartbreaking Turn

“I’m gonna get married on June 13, 1998.”

Of that, David Weinlick was certain.

What he wasn’t so sure about, however, was who his beloved bride would be.

Sooo he told his friends to pick out a woman who he would wed in the Mall of America on that exact date, just a few short days in the future.

Yep, instead of tux shopping, these groomsmen were tasked with bride shopping.

It may sound like it came straight out of a Lifetime movie script, but I’m totally not kidding. 

In a modern-day arranged marriage of sorts that started like a reality TV show, one could hardly imagine that it would spark a romance that withstood the test of time.

But the fairy-tale love story of Dave Weinlick and Elizabeth Runze did just that.

America scoffed at the mockery of a marriage that was surely never meant to last. I mean, this blind set-up was like ‘The Bachelor’ on steroids before the show even made its debut.

But according to Dave, “It was a spectacle wedding, but not a spectacle marriage.”

Nineteen years and four children later, these unlikely lovebirds have given us no choice but to believe them.

However, while they may have withstood the test of time and criticism, the Weinlicks have recently been hit by a wave of devastating news that will seemingly bring about the tragic end of what they call “our great love story.”

Dave has been diagnosed with inoperable terminal stage IV colon cancer.

“Basically, our fairy tale romance is being cut short by decades,” says Elizabeth. “We’re hoping that we get Dave for another year. We’ll be lucky if we get that.”

But this fireproof couple is refusing to let a terminal diagnosis steal their joy in Dave’s final days.

Nearly two decades later, watch how the Weinlicks are tackling this unthinkable heartbreak with humor, grace and one inspiring dose of courage:

‘Life is Short’ is Not a Cliché

19 years ago a guy walked into the Mall of America and said, “I’m getting married today.” The only problem? He needed to find a wife.

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Posted by Love What Matters on Tuesday, December 26, 2017

Kelsey Straeter
Kelsey Straeter
Kelsey is an editor at Outreach. She’s passionate about fear fighting, freedom writing, and the pursuit of excellence in the name of crucifying perfectionism. Glitter is her favorite color, 2nd only to pink, and 3rd only to pink glitter.

When She Says, “Keep Your Breasts to Yourself,” I Think She Means It

Popular Bible teacher Beth Moore discusses mean girls, flirts, and how to exude modestly in a sex-obsessed world.

She Was Married for Six Weeks When She Lost Her Husband to the War. Now She Knows the Truth.

Watch this war widow discover the truth about her missing husband after searching for 68 years. You won't believe why it took so long, but you'll be amazed by the answers she finds.

Think Sex Out of Marriage Is No Big Deal? Well, This Could Change Your Mind Forever

When you hear the real--biblical--reason behind sex, it's more beautiful and rich than you could ever imagine.