
How Boxing Helped Him Cope with Parkinson’s Disease
A retired pastor who gave up boxing more than half a century earlier puts up his dukes once again with a new and unlikely foe in his sights: Parkinson’s.

A retired pastor who gave up boxing more than half a century earlier puts up his dukes once again with a new and unlikely foe in his sights: Parkinson’s.

In this story from September 1989, popular actress Marla Gibbs shares how she came to understand that when it comes to faith, the first step can be the toughest—and the most rewarding.

A message of peace from a Civil War general’s tomb.

“Heavenly Bodies” exhibit at the Met brings faith alive in a new way.

Melba Pattillo Beals, one of the Little Rock Nine, a group of African-American students who in 1957 enrolled at the previously all-white Little Rock Central High School, discusses her memoir of that time, I Will Not Fear.

In this story from August 2005, actress Brooke Shields, who lost a dear friend to suicide, shares the lessons she learned from that experience—and from her own struggle with depression.

A grandmother celebrates her source of love, the Bible.
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Discover the real-life history of Marietta, Ohio, the setting for Guideposts new fiction series, Secrets of Wayfarers Inn.

After being crushed beneath the wheels of a freight truck, she feared she would never walk again, but this dedicated athlete refused to let the pain stop her.


Colleen Kelly Alexander was in a horrific accident that left her in pain so intense she thought she would never recover. But recover she did. Now she’s strong enough to bike, run, swim and even compete in triathlons.

How the compelling history of the Underground Railroad inspired this writer—and a new series from Guideposts Books.