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Husband Curses Wife’s Boots as He Trips Over Them—When He Realizes Where They’ve Been, He’s in Tears

Here they were. Brown boots, fuzzy on the inside, worn ragged but sturdy as fresh leather, covered in dog hair and the permanent crumbs of family life.

Dear Mom, I’ll Never Be Too Old to Stop Needing You

It doesn't matter how old I am, I'll never stop needing you mom.

Autistic Boys’ Parents Send Him to Visit Murderer in Jail—Radically Changes His Life

From his Colorado prison yard, Vogt explained what he sees as redemption. "This is the thing I do to give back," he said. "When Zach and even the other kids get to work with me, they don't see the murderer. This has given me a chance to do something better."

Hospice Worker Walks Up to Dying Woman’s Bed While She Sleeps—Then They Catch This on Camera

Often times, we hear horror stories about how the elderly are treated in hospitals and nursings homes. It breaks my heart to hear the appalling abuse that runs rampant through so many of these institutions.

But such is not the case at the Austinburg Nursing & Rehab Center in Austinburg, Ohio, where a remarkable act by one hospice worker just went viral for the most amazing reason!

Watch Joshua Woodard serenade his patient Mary with a passionate bedside performance of “How Great Thou Art.” The classic Christian hymn takes on a whole new meaning as it seeps into this woman’s soul just days before her death.

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.

Husband Curses Wife’s Boots as He Trips Over Them—When He Realizes Where They’ve Been, He’s in Tears

Here they were. Brown boots, fuzzy on the inside, worn ragged but sturdy as fresh leather, covered in dog hair and the permanent crumbs of family life.

Dear Mom, I’ll Never Be Too Old to Stop Needing You

It doesn't matter how old I am, I'll never stop needing you mom.

Autistic Boys’ Parents Send Him to Visit Murderer in Jail—Radically Changes His Life

From his Colorado prison yard, Vogt explained what he sees as redemption. "This is the thing I do to give back," he said. "When Zach and even the other kids get to work with me, they don't see the murderer. This has given me a chance to do something better."