9 Ways to Support Your Community During Tough Times
By Serena Norr3 min read
Shop locally, volunteer, buy gift cards and other ways to connect with those around you during the coronavirus pandemic.
Community
Your neighbors, friends, colleagues, fellow churchgoers, and people you do business with make up the rich tapestry of your community. Embrace your community and make sure to do your part to make it stronger.
When God Shows Up on the Subway
By Rick Hamlin3 min read
Stuck on the tracks during an unsettling delay, the prayers, the compassion, the connection all come to life.
One Mom’s Positive Approach to Remote Learning
By Holly Lebowitz Rossi3 min read
This year’s first day of school is unlike any other. Here are four tools that I’ve used in the past that work for me. Maybe they’ll help you too!
A Message of Hope from Edward Grinnan: All Are Welcome
As Guideposts celebrates its 75th anniversary, our editor-in-chief shares an intriguing passage from our 15th Anniversary edition, published in 1960.
See How this Cat Café Sustains the Perfect Feline Community
By Alina Larson6 min read
Eat Purr Love Café offers creative ways for humans and cats to interact with each other.
An Answered Prayer in a Pandemic
By Rick Hamlin3 min read
A family and a church community pull a desperately ill mom through Covid-19.
A Powerful and Positive Insight from a Campfire
By Holly Lebowitz Rossi2 min read
Fireside, we watch wood burn down—but we also witness it bursting open to reveal the beauty within.
Make Sure Your Loved One’s Diet Is Healthy Despite Covid-19 Challenges
By Julie Hayes4 min read
Proper nutrition is crucial for older adults. Follow these tips to help your loved one maintain healthy eating habits.
Prayers for a New Kind of School Year
By Bob Hostetler2 min read
With all the challenges and complications of opening schools, here are words of comfort and encouragement.
Mourning and Moving On: Growing through Grief
By D.A. Sherron3 min read
A pastor reflects on civil rights, loss and the Biblical case for coping with it all.
102-Year-Old Bike Shop is Popular Again as Bicycle Sales Surge During Pandemic
By Daisy Urgiles2 min read
The New York staple is one of the oldest bike stores in the U.S.
Someone Cares: Face Time
By Allison Churchill2 min read
Her project provides wearable portraits for medical personnel to connect with Covid-19 patients.