No winter lasts forever, no spring skips its turn. April is a promise that May is bound to keep.
- Hal Borland
We are constantly immersed in stories—from
television news to films, novels and
TV programs. The inspiring real-life
stories we tell here are stories of faith,
hope and love, stories of challenges
overcome as well as small unexpected
moments of grace.
More importantly, our inspiring true stories
are about and by people like you.
People who have discovered how to
live their lives with more hope and joy
and, through their stories and experiences,
have helped others to do the same.
In this story from June 1952, the beloved comedian explains the role humor plays in the process of healing.
A tornado survivor in Oklahoma is stunned to discover her dog, whom she thought was lost, alive in the rubble left behind by the storm.
Kindness reigns in the inspiring story of a prom king who gives up his crown to a fellow classmate.
Have a box of tissues handy as you watch this yellow Lab gently make friends with a cautious young boy with Down's Syndrome.
As this funny video proves, it's very important that you give your pets the attention they deserve.
They say the Today show’s Bob Dotson has been in more motel rooms than the Gideon Bible. Find out what keeps him on the move.
Nick Vujicic has no arms or legs, but he has plenty of heart. His warmth, humor and positive outlook will uplift you.
An Alaskan malamute with a nose for mischief finds a new mission in life: paying daily visits to an ailing neighbor.
The popular singer-songwriter shares the inspiration for her first studio album in a decade.
What an inspiring treat, what an inspiring story. Isn’t that what a family is? A story?
Watch as a flash mob in period attire performs a thrilling chase in a Dutch shopping mall before gathering to pose in a recreation of Rembrandt's classic work "The Night Watch."
Super cute video! Who knew? Woodchucks like ice cream, too.
Create a special celebration before your wedding.
In this story from November 1952, the acclaimed actress reminds us that our good works are measured by how lovingly we perform them.