Love wins

What if your daughter told you something about herself that went against everything you were taught to believe?

Change of Direction

A raging prairie blaze and a hunter lost in the flames

Power of a Pup

For the first time in 52 years of marriage, we truly had an empty nest. No kids, no dog and no patience with each other

A Test of Faith

GUIDEPOSTS celebrates its seventy-fifth anniversary this year.

REDEPLOYED

The hardest assignment for this military wife— starting over

A spirit of power

As a journalist Tamron Hall knows sometimes the hardest story is the one you have to tell

The Help I Needed

I was one year sober and ready for a relationship. That’s what I told my sponsor. She had other ideas

Our Hanukkah Tree

A Jewish daughter searches for the perfect giftfor her Christian mother

Our Christmas Puppy

“I’ll never be able to love another dog,” my husband said. Somehow I knew better

Never Forsaken

In the first installment of our new series, longtime contributor Roberta Messner explains how pain and illness can isolate and how she overcame that loneliness

Love & Care

When I was laid off, I assumed I’d find another job. Little did I know what that job would be

Healing After Hate

She lost her mother to the Charleston church shooter. Would she lose her faith too?

Forever Fred

Back when Fred and I were music majors and sweethearts, I never could have dreamed that someday there would be a movie about him

A Message Of Hope

For two years, Guideposts has told stories from the front lines of the addiction crisis. Here’s the most important thing we’ve learned

Something To Be Thankful For

God’s timing is always perfect, right?

I'll Be There

Kate Mulgrew has played some demanding roles. But her toughest came when her mother was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s

“I've Walked Through This Kind Of Firestorm”

As an Army psychologist, I was at Fort Hood in 2009 when a mass shooting occurred. Ten years later, I was a police psychologist in Dayton when nine people were gunned down. My specialty: PTSD

The Man I Knew

The trucks, our combines, our toolbars, his favorite Cat tractor. All of it to be sold

No Laughing Matter

I didn’t have time for a brain tumor. I had five kids!

Animals and Healing – 'We Need A Dog!'

Wesley was two when we got the diagnosis. I wasn’t sure how God expected me to help him

Cynthia Erivo On Being Harriet - 'It Was The Role I Was Born To Play'

It was the role I was born to play

She Wasn't Happy About Retirement. But The Alternative Seemed Crazy

I wasn’t really thrilled with retirement. I wasn’t thrilled about coming out of it either

One Gambler's Story

We spend billions of dollars a year dealing with it. We don’t spend nearly enough time talking about it

She Was Angry At Every Cigarette She'd Ever Smoked, But She Was More Angry At God

I was a medical missionary for 25 years. I’d served God faithfully. How could he let this happen to me?

Recovering From Gambling And Other Behavioral Addictions

RYAN HANSON Executive Director Caron Renaissance Florida

Locked In

My husband’s competitive drive drove us apart. After his brain hemorrhage, it brought us together

La Sagrada Familia

Architect Antoni Gaudí died destitute after devoting his life to the completion of his masterpiece, “the people’s cathedral” in Barcelona. We are all richer for it, writes this author

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We're Like Sisters. We Laugh Together. We Cry Together. We Talk Every Day

The attacks of September 11, 2001, claimed the life of my fiancé, Dennis Mojica, a 50-year-old lieutenant at FDNY Rescue 1, a fire station in Manhattan.