14 Things You Might Not Know About ‘Casablanca’
The classic motion picture Casablanca premiered in NYC on November 26, 1942, and opened nationwide on January 23, 1943. Here are 14 things you might be surprised to learn about this beloved film.
Inspiration
3 New Ways to Think About Gratitude
By Holly Lebowitz Rossi2 min read
Even when your world has been upended, there are simple but powerful ways to find blessings in your daily life.
Blessed for a Reason
By Katie Allen Berlandi3 min read
A daughter remembers how her father blessed the lives of others.
8 Things You Should Know About the History of Nativity Scenes
By Brett Leveridge4 min read
If you display a set of plaster or carved Nativity figures each Christmas, you are taking part in a tradition that dates back centuries.
Join Guideposts for an Inspiring Journey to Oberammergau
By Edward Grinnan3 min read
Guideposts Editor-in-Chief Edward Grinnan recommends a once-in-a-decade opportunity for a once-in-a-lifetime experience
The Four Miracles of Dunkirk
By Evan Miller7 min read
During the darkest hours of World War II, King George VI called for a national day of prayer and churches across Great Britain were filled with people. See how those prayers were answered.
Raspberry Cakes
By Babette Davis1 min read
Healthy chef Babette Davis, proprietor of Stuff I Eat, a successful vegan soul food restaurant in Inglewood, California, shares a recipe for a vegan dessert that will delight the entire family.
Eating Better Transformed Her Health and Her Career
By Babette Davis8 min read
At 67 years old, this self-taught chef is the healthiest she’s ever been, and she’s helping others get there too.
Denzel Washington Talks New Film ‘Roman J. Israel, Esq.’
Guideposts Senior Digital Editor Brooke Obie speaks with Denzel Washington, co-star Carmen Ejogo and screenwriter-director Dan Gilroy about their inspiring new motion picture, Roman J. Israel, Esq.
Rodney Smith Jr. on Making a Difference One Lawn at a Time
Rodney Smith Jr. uses his lawn care service to help seniors, the disabled, single mothers and veterans, while also mentoring young men and women about the importance of service to others.
She Walked 1,000 Miles in Tribute to Her Late Brother
Denise Valuk shares how walking helped to overcome her grief over losing her beloved brother, who died in an automobile accident.
Memory of Hope: A Reunion of Long-Lost Friends
Born in a Japanese internment camp, Midori Hall had long had a persistent memory that involved a trio of young boys and a cart full of fruit. But what did the memory mean?
