For people growing up in the northeastern U.S., ice-skating is a way of life, and Rachel Pickering was no different. “I think I started skating when I was about 10,” she says. “Everybody used to go skating. We had a little rink.” ...

Missionaries Roger and Penny Stacy did everything they knew to do to provide a loving home for their family. Yet loneliness and depression took their son on a dangerous journey of drug use. ...

Cindy Hornemann enjoyed the attention she received as a body builder. But when people started offering her money for her looks, Cindy was hooked as an exotic night club dancer. Find out how she escaped the fast life and landed on a better opportunity...

He asked God for an adventure and got the experience of a lifetime... in a tornado. ...

The Burresses were a family of four living in a cramped apartment. Little Kyle Burress told his mother, "More than anything, I just want a backyard." ...

A father struggles with the desire to avenge his daughter's murder versus forgiving the murderer. ...

Todd Howerton used drugs and sex to deal with childhood pain. He needed freedom that could only come from a higher source....

A rare condition left Angela immobilized and the prognosis was not hopeful, but her praises to God never wavered and a miracle was around the corner....

It seemed inevitable that Vanessa Hollins would find herself inheriting the lifestyle of drugs and the New Age religion that she raised with. After a failed suicide attempt, she visited Brooklyn Tabernacle Church and met the Lord in a radical way....