Angels Among Us tells the true and inspiring story of a woman who was abandoned by her family and raised in an orphanage. Her story is at once tragic and uplifting. From the story, the book develops principles that govern any effort to work with those who are in need. One of the book’s surprising implications is that all of us – whether rich or poor, educated and uneducated, well or sick – are equally needy. The nature of that need and the path of fulfillment are identical for each of us.

Angels Among Us is a stand-alone book that can be read with or without any prior knowledge of Arbinger’s material. Arbinger also uses it as a training manual in its programs for organizations that work with those who are in need – such as orphanages, care centers, churches, and other organizations that try to offer help to people. The book is spiral bound for ease of use as a manual in the seminar setting. - If one cannot find this booklet on Amazon, one may find it at the website of The Arbinger Institute.