In this story from October 2007, former heavyweight champion George Foreman shares how his search for God showed him that faith and hope can help you through any challenge.
In this story from February 1973, Emmy-winning actor E. G. Marshall shares how the religious training he received as a child stayed with him for the rest of his life.
In this story from September 1972, the country music legend shares a lesson from his father about recognizing the good in people—and in himself.
In this story from July 1958, actress, singer and animal-rights activist Doris Day shares the sense of calm that faith brought to her marriage, career and life.
In this story from December 1963, the Oscar winner recalls a wartime Christmas Eve when his practice of praying before turning in for the night proved an inspiration to his fellow soldiers.
In this story from January 1984, beloved star of television, movies and theatre Buddy Ebsen recalls a New Year’s Eve that changed his outlook on life.
Twice a year, this tiny central Texas town becomes the antiques and vintage treasures capital of the world.
A native son of this community in eastern Oklahoma shares what makes his hometown so special, including the world’s highest hill.
Alabama’s literary capital has much to offer tourists, especially if they’re fans of To Kill a Mockingbird.
From a giant mailbox to an oversized wind chime, this little Midwestern town has twelve things that are the largest in the world.
Recall those big old Checker cars? Remember those dreams of your youth? It's not too late.
