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Glenys Nellist’s picture book is based on the structure and cadence of Dr. Clement C. Moore’s famous poem “‘Twas the Night Before Christmas,”...

Four years have passed since a young couple, Hector and Lilia, illegally crossed from Mexico into the United States.

How do you spend your day? Are you worried about “what ifs”? Do you compare yourself with others and always come up short?

Eleanor Davis is a comic artist who enjoys cycling. She challenged herself to ride a bike from her parents’ home in Tucson, Ariz., to her home in Georgia, a trip of 1,800 miles.

When 12-year-old Jessie and her family rent an old cottage for six weeks in a remote area, she finds a wooden platform—a dilapidated raft—floating on the nearby murky body of water ominously named Quicksand Pond.

Pastor Max Lucado offers practical, godly advice on anxiety in his latest book, Anxious for Nothing.

Living in the shadow of her older sister,

Aventurine is bored with the family caverns, tired of learning, and ready to try her wings in the outside world.

After three years of college, Finn Murphy gave up his studies to work full time as a mover.

Do you know someone who will be missing those summer nighttime fireflies? 

“it seems that people are neither hearing each other nor letting each other be heard,”

Ngũgĩ wa Thiong’o was born in 1938 in Kenya.

Captain Alfred plays his fiddle as he sails home accompanied by his beloved dog,

Though Ada Marie Twist doesn’t speak until she’s 3 years old,

I picked up  at church knowing nothing about it.

Love conquers fear.

Burma, now Myanmar, has been a difficult country for minorities, including the Karen people,

Born in India to a Hindu mother and a Christian father, Tara and Sonia have also lived in Ghana and London,

 is a masterful review of evangelicals from the time settlers arrived in North America

A young girl and her mother live in a homeless shelter for women and children while her dad lives in a nearby shelter for men.

When LaSalle Street Church in Chicago unexpectedly received approximately 1.5 million dollars

 tells the harrowing stories of five young refugees.