A Visit to a Blind Woodworker’s Workshop
John Furniss shares how he came to be a woodworker despite being sight-impaired.
Her Faith Helped Her Overcome Sugar Addiction
When Jeanette Levellie realized she was addicted to sugar, she turned to God for help.
His Granddaughter Remembers Dr. Norman Vincent Peale
Katheryn Berlandi recalls the life lessons Dr. and Mrs. Peale taught her.
Micah Herndon on His Marathon Training Regimen
Marine veteran and long-distance runner Micah Herndon shares how he is preparing to compete in his first New York City marathon on November 3, 2019.
How She Made Running Part of Her Spiritual Life
Jocelyn Wofford shares how she has integrated prayer into her running routine.
An Urban Farm Brings Hope and Healthy Food to an Underserved Community
By Brett Leveridge2 min read
At Bonton Farms in urban Dallas, they invest in the soul as well as the soil.
A 10-Word Prayer to Help in Times of Stress
Guideposts blogger Bob Hostetler shares a brief prayer that helps in time of stress when you may feel you’re losing control.
Lou Dean on Growing Closer to God in the Great Outdoors
After moving from Oklahoma to Colorado, she experienced spiritual growth while spending time alone in the high desert.
Greetings from Hamilton, Missouri
A business owner and two museum directors share what makes their home town a popular and inspiring vacation destination.
How to Recognize PTSD in Those You Love
Randall Liberty, who experienced PTSD following his military service in Iraq, offers tips for recognizing the disorder in friends and loved ones and advice on how to help them find healing.
Debbie Macomber on the Guideposts Writers Workshop
Bestselling author Debbie Macomber explains why she is happy to serve as a sponsor and supporter of the Guideposts Writers Workshop.
How to Apply for the Guideposts’ Writers Workshop
Do you want to be a writer? Editors-in-chief Edward Grinnan and Colleen Hughes offer tips on how to put your best foot forward in the Guideposts Writers Workshop contest.
Please note: Because the coronavirus outbreak has forced us to work from home and we have not had access to postal mail, only online entries are being accepted this year. If you submitted an entry via postal mail, please use the link above to resubmit online by the end of June.
