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What do women really want?: Katrina Campins gives dating and gift advice

'Mansion Global' host Katrina Campins gives dating advice and unpacks the latest battle in the war on Christmas on ‘Jesse Watters Primetime.’

"We all need more light today. We need more positivity. We need family and faith, hope and strength — that's what these stories are about."

SQuire Rushnell and Louise DuArt, co-founders of the "Godwinks" brandsbased in Massachusetts, shared those thoughts with Fox News Digital as well as the following true story. 

The couple believes the Lord works in mysterious ways. To see how — read on. 

PASTOR AND STRANGER LINKED BY GOSPEL SONG AS MIRACULOUS KIDNEY DONATION SAVES TWO LIVES

On a cool morning some years ago just a few Sundays before Christmas, Chris Wright was driving his family to church in Athens, Georgia, when he noticed a woman walking alone on the side of the highway, carrying a gas can.

That image haunted him. After dropping off his wife and kids, he turned around to see if the woman needed help. 

A few days before Christmas, Chris Wright, left, pulled over to help a woman who was walking on the side of the road with a gas can. TunDe Hector, right, never forgot the stranger's kindness. But neither of them realized they'd be brought together again for a different purpose. ? (Chris Wright)

Spotting her still walking on the berm, he pulled his car over, lowered the window and asked the woman if she needed assistance. 

The look on her face shifted from fear and worry to surprise and relief.

As he drove her to the gas station, she told him she was so thankful. She was going through a bad patch, she said, with only $5 in her purse. She was worried about buying Christmas presents for her child and putting food on the table.

BUS DRIVER HAILED AS HERO FOR SAVING YOUNG CHILD WANDERING ALONE ON BUSY STREET

Wright filled her gas can and drove the woman, TunDe Hector, back to her car. 

As he was about to leave, he decided to give her what he had left in his wallet. Handing her $40, he apologized that it couldn't be more. 

"Be nice to someone today."