Let inspirational stories of faith, hope, survival, healing, and courage help you cultivate a positive attitude every day.
Do you want to be a writer? Editors-in-chief Edward Grinnan and Colleen Hughes offer tips on how to put your best foot forward in the Guideposts Writers Workshop contest.
Please note: Because the coronavirus outbreak has forced us to work from home and we have not had access to postal mail, only online entries are being accepted this year. If you submitted an entry via postal mail, please use the link above to resubmit online by the end of June.
In this series, Kelee Katillac demonstrates how transforming a room into a healing space can bring hope into a home impacted by cancer.
Clark and Jean Paradise received the Home Instead Senior Care Salute to Service Award.
A woman who too often turned to sarcastic judgement of other people shares how her daughter convinced her to give up “snark” for Lent. Look for Laura’s story in the March 2017 edition of Guideposts.
As Chef José Andrés feeds thousands on the border, we too can offer relief to the suffering.
These happy adoption stories show us the miracle of divinely found families.
Co-founder Sam Trull left home determined to work with animals. Little did she know she would plant roots in Costa Rica, saving orphaned and injured sloths.
Escape into romantic love stories – set in actual American towns – that celebrate faith and happy endings.
From Wordle to baking soda to the garbage disposal, these life-changing inventions started out as helpful acts of love and kindness.
Houseplants can be a cheering, freshening presence during the cold, dark season.
Photo and genealogy enthusiasts are rescuing vintage photographs from thrift stores to reunite them with their original families
This man’s heartbreaking childhood inspired him to help children in need.
