This is the only perfection there is, the perfection of helping others.
- Andre Agassi
Outreach Ministries
Guideposts Outreach touches millions
of lives by bringing faith and hope to people
in need of God's presence and promise.
The articles here show the huge difference
Guideposts Outreach ministries make
in the lives of so many. Guideposts
distributes millions of inspirational
publications free to the military,
nursing homes, prisons, and
children’s hospitals, and the
OurPrayer ministry prays over
hundreds of thousands of
prayer requests by name and
need each and every year.
Recent Outreach Ministries Stories
Amputees injured in Iraq and Afghanistan offer support, advice and encouragement to those who lost their legs in the Boston Marathon bombings.
I feel so fortunate that my 4 1/2-year-old son has so many opportunities to see outreach in action.
by Katie Allen Berlandi
A child-life specialist at a Cleveland hospital shares how Comfort Kits from Guideposts Outreach give sick children—and their families—hope.
May we all have the conviction of those running in the Boston Marathon as we reach out to help our country heal.
by Katie Allen Berlandi
Through our Military Outreach program, we hope we can inspire our soldiers as they inspire us.
by Katie Allen Berlandi
She never knew how much her prayers meant until she needed the prayers of others.
Nothing made sense that day. All I could do was comfort my children—and pray.
by Katie Allen Berlandi
Thousands of our returning soldiers face incredible adversity. Meet one who found a way to grow strong in it.
However you define it, outreach involves extending ourselves, our talents, our resources, to help others.
by Katie Allen Berlandi
Grandma and Grandpa, Norman Vincent Peale and Ruth Stafford Peale, would’ve been thrilled about another way to share hope, faith and inspiration.
by Katie Allen Berlandi
A career Army chaplain shares the importance of Guideposts Outreach to his ministry.
A call from Guideposts Outreach gave her ministry a welcome boost.
As her young son fought cancer, family, friends and strangers joined her in prayer.
Here's information for injured veterans and those who wish to help.
