Remembering Glen Campbell and His Struggle With Alzheimer’s
By Edward Grinnan5 min read
In an excerpt from an upcoming book on his family’s history with the disease, Edward Grinnan recounts a visit with the Rhinestone Cowboy.
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Pen Pals
By Edward Grinnan2 min read
The Guideposts editor-in-chief shares a bad habit he has and reaches out for help.
A Glowing Reunion
By Cary Leigh Poe6 min read
From The Joys of Christmas 2014: The four of them looked like a complete family. There was no place for her anymore…or was there?
Look to the Heavens: A Conversation with Father Kurzynski
By The Editors7 min read
We spoke to Father James Kurzynski, author, priest and hobby astronomer, about the mysteries of faith and the universe.
Can Leading a Double Life Be Inspiring?
By Ron Berler2 min read
Kent Koch thinks so. He’s the nation’s first active NCAA athlete to serve as a town mayor.
A Sunflower Project Helped Her Student Thrive
By Margaret Woodall Shark4 min read
She learned what it meant to be a teacher and how to nurture her students’ growth.
When Valentine’s Day Arrived in a Combat Zone
By Edie Melson2 min read
Soldiers are cheered by cards from kids.
A Husband’s Desperate Prayer (on His Wife’s Birthday)
By Rick Hamlin2 min read
We all know that prayer is a journey and reading the Bible is a spiritual journey, but shopping for your wife is a trip on a sinking ship through shark-infested waters.
Witnessing a Car Crash Inspired Him to Become a Nurse
By Paul Fockler8 min read
He was happily married, happily employed, just plain happy. Until the accident put him on a new path
How to Tailor Exercises for a Loved One Who Has Dementia
By Cindy Connolly5 min read
Limited physical activity offers important benefits to older adults who live with cognitive impairment.
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