A Rustle of Angels: Stories About Angels in Real-Life and Scripture

Filled with true stories of real people living today who have encountered angels, this book also includes a collection of fascinating angel facts, interwoven with a comprehensive biblical theory of celestial beings.

Marilynn Carlson Webber and William D. Webber Authors of A Rustle of Angels, Stories about Angels in Real Life and Scripture Published 1994 by Zondervan Marilynn Carlson Webber, a popular professional speaker, is widely known as the angel lady. Marilynn's interest in angels began when she was a young child. She has a personal collection of 4,000 angels in their home. Marilynn received over 8,500 letters in response to an article she wrote about angels in Guideposts magazine. She is married to William Webber who has been the pastor of small, medium and large churches, an adjunct seminary professor, and a supervisor of doctoral students. He received a B.A. from Wheaton College, M. Div. from Northern Seminary and a D. Min. from Midwestern Seminary. Together they wrote the book, A Rustle of Angels, Stories About Angels in Real Life and Scripture. Their book sold 330,000 copies in English and was translated into several other languages. It won the Excellence in Media Award and was nominated for the Gold Medallion Award. Stories from the book have been on prime time television, in the Reader's Digest, Guideposts, Ladies Home Journal and other national magazines. Recognized as angel authorities by the Associated Press, the Webbers have appeared on hundreds of radio and television programs. They have served as consultants on angels for television networks and major magazines, and have lectured on angels to hundreds of audiences of all kinds. Other books by the Webbers include How to Become a Sweet Old Lady Instead of a Grumpy Old Grouch and Tea with the Angel Lady. Bill Webber has been a contributor to many books including The Big Book of Angels, From the Ashes, a Spiritual Response to the Attack on America ,Chicken Soup for the Soul, and Prayers for Every Need. He is a columnist for Beliefnet.com.