Mother Teresa impacted the lives of people around the world, from every walk of life. Here are stories from three Americans who encountered her.
Dr. Jason Fader just won the first Gerson L’Chaim Prize for Outstanding Christian Medical Missionary Service in Burundi.
Thanks to volunteer knitters and award-winning author, Debbie Macomber, the program has delivered items to over half a million children in need.
In the midst of changing career paths, Christine Rowsey lost her job and her car. Would she also have to sacrifice her dream of doing something that mattered?
They’re fun, faith-filled, inspirational, creative, giving people. I feel blessed for the time shared with them.
In the story from April 1963, TV’s Perry Mason shares with Elaine St. Johns how, despite his busy schedule, he always found time and energy to help others.
A still, small voice told her to do something she’d never imagined: Open a non-profit automotive service center to help those with limited resources.
Here’s how you could help the dozens of towns in the Midwest reeling from recent floods and storms
She turned a delivery mistake into a way to connect with neighbors and create community.
See how this mixed-media artist, who as a child was told she had no talent, is using her newfound gift to pay it forward.
Several days a week Marty Rogers leads students and neighbors in the South Bronx on walks to feed the hungry.
Big & Mini, a new social connection platform created by college students, bridges the generational divide.
