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How to help your kid start his day off on a positive note.

6 Ways to Start Your Day Off Right

Great habits to start your day on a positive note.

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The Tim-Tam Cookie Chain of Kindness

By Diana Aydin2 min read

Acts of kindness during Lent.

The Inspiring Story of Julia, Sesame Street’s First Puppet With Autism

By Jessica Toomer4 min read

How the beloved children’s series is using their newest puppet to break down barriers and send a message of acceptance.

Jessica Chastain in "The Zookeeper's Wife"

‘The Zookeeper’s Wife’ Offers a Timely Lesson

By Jessica Toomer4 min read

Director Niki Caro shares why her film is a story of humanity and healing, and what we can learn from it.

The Emotional Impact of Color

By Holly Lebowitz Rossi2 min read

Some colors bring on calm and reduce stress or energize and uplift.

The Job Offer That Saved My Life

By Holly Amjad4 min read

I thought the cure to my stress was in California. So why was I called to St. Louis?

An artist's rendering of Sherri's bowl of blessings

Someone Cares: Bowls of Blessings

By Sherri Jones Rivers1 min read

She found counting blessings to be a helpful practice, so when she found out her friend was battling cancer, she helped her keep track of her blessings.

Jo Ann Obie holds in her hand the crystal butterfly she received as a gift

A Sign of Hope After a Loss

By Jo Ann Obie4 min read

She was honored to sing at the military memorial service for a friend, but wondered how she’d do it without breaking down. Could a butterfly be a sign?

Why Me, God? The Mystery of Suffering

By Diana Aydin8 min read

Diana Aydin, who has survived brain surgery and was later diagnosed with multiple sclerosis, asks members of the clergy and writers about the nature of suffering.