Guideposts

Guideposts is a monthly inspirational, interfaith, non profit magazine written by people from all walks of life. Its articles help readers achieve their maximum personal and spiritual potential.

Gracie’s Blessing

Guideposts

“ the up side® • QUOTES FROM TODAY’S POSITIVE THINKERS

SPIRIT LIFTING

someone cares • PASS IT ON

The Way I Am • She was an educator, a public speaker and a runner. Would a devastating loss erase all that?

Coach Dad • I had no interest in basketball. I had even less interest in coaching. So why did I agree to run my son’s team?

Mysterious Ways • More Than Coincidence

Taken for Granted? • I wondered if my husband even realized how much I did for us

Sarah’s Siddur • “We’ll pray together at the Western Wall,” my friend promised

Thanksgiving Masala • I was excited about my son, my only child, going off to college. I also knew it was taking him away from me. But one thing would always keep us connected

Cynthia’s Chicken Tikka Masala

Lessons From Elaine • What this ex-governor learned about caregiving after his wife of 46 years was diagnosed with Alzheimer’s

My First Friendsgiving • I loved my family, but hosting Thanksgiving dinner year after year? That was driving me crazy

Strangers on a Plane

The Teacup • It was more than just a gift from my grandfather. No matter where life has taken me, it has come with me

What We All Saw • A father’s last wish, a family’s doubt and a moment of reassurance

Justice Served • Thanksgiving for this judge arrived early… and unexpectedly

A Blessed Mess • I’d invited my new friend to church. I wanted everything to be perfect. Nothing was

Walking in Grace 2026

Runaway Farm • He was a cop with trust issues. Duke was a horse with a troubled past. How would they end up healing each other?

Concert on a Clear Night • Dad never said much about serving in Korea, and it was hard to imagine him as a soldier. I remembered him singing, not fighting

what prayer can do® • POWER IN OUR DAY-TO-DAY LIVES

family room® • MEET THE PEOPLE IN OUR PAGES

continued • HOW A STORY MADE A DIFFERENCE