From the United States to Japan, from metallurgy to tax consulting, women around the world are proving their God-given worth. In the process, they oftentimes reveal their brothers' and sisters' inherent value as well. Read these inspiring accounts of professional achievement and spiritual growth.
His résumé might appear to list a motley collection of attributes and skills—"Picky about his diet, able to interpret dreams, friendly with ravenous lions"—but don't be fooled. Daniel, of Biblical fame, also makes a great business consultant.
This Third Place essay in the "20 and under" category of the Sentinel's Millennium Essay Contest tells how one high-schooler's view of prayer influences her actions on behalf of others.
When health officials told the author's husband to prepare to die, he and his wife chose instead to learn of God and of each individual's relation to Him. Read about the results.
Millions of people who are donating time to worthy causes and providing care for family members and friends draw comfort from the words of Jesus, "Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends".
Volunteerism is up in the United States. Why? Have people simply got too much time on their hands? Obviously not. We think there's a deeper, more spiritual reason motivating those of all ages and incomes (and not only in the US) to give of themselves and their time.
