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Dr. Bryant Lin, Stanford University professor, creates a groundbreaking course inspired by his personal journey with stage 4 non-smokers lung cancer.

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Triumph Over Adversity: Professor Faces Stage 4 Lung Cancer While Inspiring Future Leaders (+Podcast)

Dr. Bryant Lin, a Stanford professor, was diagnosed with stage 4 non-smoker's lung cancer in May 2024. Instead of letting his diagnosis defeat him, he launched a groundbreaking course, "Living with Serious Illness: A Patient's Perspective"

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Sacramento-Area Couple Starts Homeschool Athletic League (+podcast)

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Founder and Exec. Director of Word is Bond Lakayana Drury in Ghana, West Africa

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The Purposeful Path of Lakayana Drury: Serving Others through Word Is Bond (+Podcast)

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As Easter Nears, Massachusetts Church Team Effectively Shares Message Of Jesus Through Performing Arts (+ podcast)

Photo Credit: Calvary Theater, Lynnfield, Mass.

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National Football Champs Ohio State Will Visit White House April 14

The Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles will visit the White House on April 28.

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Cierra Chamot of Extreme Faith Productions

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Passionate Ministry Leader Cierra Chamot Spreads Joy Through Conferences, Concerts, And Christmas Events

"I felt God opening the doors and clearly leading me down the ministry route through events, which is what I always felt like he had called me to. So with him opening those doors, I couldn't deny it. That was where I was supposed to be."

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Robert Washington-Vaughns, founder of The Black Men Flower Project

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Blooms For Black Men: The Significance Behind Flower Gifting

Genesis 2:8 “And the Lord God planted a garden in Eden, in the east, and there he put the man whom he had formed.”

Photo Credit: Instagram/@blackmenflowerproject

Four adults and two children with lots of toys

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Atlanta Mom Starts Austin's Army To Help Families Battling Childhood Cancer (+podcast)

When little Austin was diagnosed with Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia, his family wanted to make a difference

Photo Credit: Chelsea Herre/Austin's Army

Becky leading worship at one of the many churches she volunteers at.

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Former Mega-Church Worship Leader Now Mentoring Others To Have Confidence On Stage

“I'm kind of like a worship therapist.”

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"Grief For Losing A Child Is Forever” A Mothers Mission To Continue On Her Son’s Memory Through Suicide Awareness

She not only teaches young people how to process his or her emotions, but also focuses specifically on parents too.

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Dr. William A. Keyes Founder of the Institute for Responsible Citizenship

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Embracing Faith: Dr. Keyes' Commitment To Mentoring Future Leaders (+Podcast)

Dr. Keyes speaks passionately about the role of faith in his life and work. He emphasizes that as a man of faith, his purpose is to help the young men in his program identify and develop the special gifts God has blessed them with.

Photo Credit: Dr. William A. Keyes

Pam Surano during her time at KDKA-TV CBS Pittsburgh.

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Former Pittsburgh Reporter Steps Away To Follow Her Faith— What Happens Next Proves It's Working

“I knew I was missing something.”

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Woman standing in front of other women with her hands up with a big smile on her face

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From Doing Drugs To Doing Good: Nashville's Ms. Clemmie Greenlee Is Changing Lives (+podcast)

Ms. Clemmie founded Nashville Peacemakers to serve inner city youth and moms who've lost their children to violence and drugs

Photo Credit: Ms. Clemmie Greenlee/Nashville Peacemakers

Bryan Ware Founder of WareWorks and the Crayon Initiative

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Turning Wax Into Smiles: The Crayon Initiative Bringing Art To Hospitalized Children (+Podcast)

K-LOVE's Crystal Thornton shares the inspiring journey of Bryan Ware and how his passion for art led him to start the Crayon Initiative, a project aimed at providing art supplies to children in hospitals. Brian discusses the therapeutic benefits of coloring for children, the logistical aspects of crayon production, and the heartwarming stories of children who have benefited from the initiative.

Photo Credit: Bryan Ware