New Film ‘Silence’ Taught Star Liam Neeson About Faith
By Jessica Toomer4 min read
The Silence star shares how his friendship with a Jesuit priest saved his acting career and why he’s playing one again on screen.
Inspiring Stories
Ask a True Love Expert
By Adam Hunter2 min read
Ever been baffled by love? Assistant Editor Dan Hoffman offers a chance to finally get some answers!
Someone Cares: Try A Little Tenderness
By Rebekkah Hogsett2 min read
A Cracker Barrel employee unexpectedly gets well-deserved compliments from a grateful customer.
Someone Cares: Card Care
By Nancy McKinnon1 min read
The Caring Christians Ministry connects to older church members by sending greeting cards in their neighborhood and around the world.
Someone Cares: Delivering Warmth
By Robert Sansonetti, M.D.1 min read
A doctor teaches himself to knit to make beanies for his friends and ends up making new parents proud with his thoughtful, warm gifts.
A Football Coach Guides His Players to the Right Path
By Keith Johnson8 min read
A football coach reaches out to at-risk youth and teaches them that winning isn’t the priority, God is.
The Man Who Created the Heimlich Maneuver
By Henry J. Heimlich, M.D.6 min read
In this story from July 1995, Dr. Henry J. Heimlich shares the inspiring story of how he came to discover a way for average people to assist people who are choking.
Someone Cares: Resolute
By Liz Hetzel1 min read
One woman’s New Year’s resolution inspires her to act on the old proverb that states that a friend in need is a friend indeed.
The Crocheted Caps That Showed She Cared
By Mary Whitney2 min read
Though she was no expert crafter, she loved crocheting caps for her loved ones and the residents of a homeless women’s shelter, but were her oddly shaped efforts appreciated?
Guideposts Classics: John Glenn’s Mom on Her Son’s Faith
By Mrs. John H. Glenn, Sr.8 min read
In this story from January 1963, John Glenn’s mother shares how her son, the first American to orbit the earth and a multi-term U.S. Senator, continued to rely on his faith and small-town values.
Guideposts Classics: Walter Winchell on Christmas
By Walter Winchell4 min read
In this story from December 1949, legendary newspaper and radio reporter Walter Winchell shares, in his rat-a-tat, quick-take style, what makes the Christmas season so special.
Pearl Harbor: Finding Forgiveness for Mitsuo Fuchida
By Elizabeth Sherrill9 min read
In this story, which first appeared in Guideposts on the 50th anniversary of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Contributing Editor Elizabeth Sherrill remembers a man she didn’t want to meet.
