I love laugh lines. It means you've had a good life.
Some of my best conversations with God have taken place before the sun has risen.
A small grandson’s obsession with cars fuels a grandmother’s faith.
For the 50th anniversary of the assassination of Dr. Martin Luther King, speakers at the Revolutionary Love: Reclaiming the Dream Conference in New York City shared how to love like the civil rights icon.
We can all embrace the exuberance of the world waking up to hope.
Amy's Place is the first free-standing Memory Cafe in the U.S. and its goal is simple: to give caregivers a little TLC.
A trio of Holocaust survivors, who as children in 1945 were liberated from Auschwitz, are miraculously reunited 70 years later in New Jersey.
The benefits you provide to others when you volunteer for a good cause are not hard to see, but you may not have stopped to realize the ways you benefit from helping others.
Caring for an ill loved one can be physically and emotionally stressful. Here's what you need to know.
In the early years of movies, women were major contributors to the motion picture industry. Here are some women who were pioneers in film.
A grandmother realizes that making healthy choices has implications for her entire family.
The founder of A New Way of Life Re-Entry Project details her own story of life behind bars and why she's helping women find their clean slate after prison in a new memoir.
April is Alcohol Awareness Month. Here are the signs of alcoholism you need to know.
Christ-like love is possible and does not depend on being able to control the situation.
Nurse Janice Dennis, who lost one son to opioids and saw another struggle for years with addiction, brings the lessons she learned from those experiences into the ICU.
There's a reason this outreach coordinator is able to guide addicts toward their paths to recovery: He used to be an addict himself.