Black History Month
Guideposts Classics: Hank Aaron on Sacrificing for Others
In this story from September 1973, baseball Hall of Famer Hank Aaron, who was then just months away from breaking Babe Ruth's career home run record, shares how the sacrifices of others smoothed the path for his playing career.
In God’s Eyes
During Black History Month, let’s remember that human beings are far more alike than they are different.
Black History Month: 10 Inspiring Quotes
Join with Guideposts as we celebrate the invaluable contributions of Black Americans in a wide range of fields of endeavor, including science, literature, social work, politics and sports.
Guideposts Classics: Ethel Waters on Sharing God's Love
In this story from December 1972, blues, jazz and gospel vocalist and actress Ethel Waters reminds us that we can all deliver God's love if we remain open to our opportunities.
Misty Copeland's Success Against the Odds
Despite the odds, American Ballet Theatre's principal ballerina keeps making history and inspiring the masses.
Four Little Girls Lost: Faith, Forgiveness and Healing
Carolyn Maull McKinstry, survivor of the Sixteenth Street Baptist Church bombing and friend of the victims, shares how she was able to heal from the sorrow and fear of that day.
Guideposts Classics: Ben Vereen on Using God's Gifts
In this story from July 1976, the star of stage and screen shares how he learned to use his gifts for God's glory.
Guideposts Remembers: Sidney Poitier
In this story from August 2001, the Oscar-winning actor shares how his happy and honorable upbringing has impacted his career choices.
Guideposts Classics: Della Reese on the Power of Prayer
In this story from June 1981, the Touched by an Angel star shares how her faith guided her through a serious health crisis.
Guideposts Classics: Duke Ellington on His Path of Prayer
In this story from February 1971, eminent composer and orchestra leader Duke Ellington shares how his sounds of praise came from his heart.