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Susan Hougelman: Simple Life & Strong Faith
Meet Susan, one the world’s foremost authorities on the inspirational simplicity of the Amish. She’s created a tour business, written a book, garnered a social media following and founded an online store, all to introduce the Amish way of life to the world. Now it’s her turn to find simplicity.
Aug 2310 min read
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Brent Robbins: On Relationships and Dying
As he faces stage four pancreatic center, Brent Robbins, PhD, shares his perspective on relationships, suffering and dying – all with the aim of living well. Like the ancient Roman call to Memento Mori, which means Remember You Will Die, he appreciates each day of the gift of life.
Jun 1110 min read
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Joel Dumba: From Least to Greatest
Once considered the least likely to survive, Joel Dumba shares his reason for thriving. Today, this successful immigrant is an inspiration!
Apr 18, 202411 min read
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Ruth Carosone: A Dream Realized
Ruth’s husband was leading a double life with another woman. Her journey of despair to hope is a story of dreams, new love and adoption.
Jun 21, 20237 min read
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Erika Petach: Impacting the Blind and Beyond
Meet Erika, who started the only yoga studio in the country designed for & taught by people who are blind. She welcomes all people, too!
Mar 10, 20237 min read
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Sally Power: Discovering Treasure
Sally Power, once a woman in crisis, now helps thousands of women. Find out about her impact through Treasure House!
Dec 5, 20226 min read
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Tim Eichenbrenner: Journey from Physician to Novelist
Dr. Eichenbrenner’s journey of grief and faith became his path to becoming a novelist, with the hope of helping others.
Nov 4, 20224 min read
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Lisa Manfredo: More than Skin Deep
Lisa, a certified paramedical artist, helps women heal by camouflaging scars & stretch marks, restoring areolas after surgery & more.
Oct 24, 20226 min read
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Matt Nance: Dream Maker
Matt Nance, with dreams to impact youth and faith to make it happen, has helped thousands of people through the Tiger Pause organization.
Aug 5, 20227 min read
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Paul Manfredo: Timekeeping & Treasures
Meet Paul Manfredo, who saves family treasures through his trade of clock repair. He’s a Master Clock Maker, a rarity in this day & age!
Jul 22, 20224 min read
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Dr. Mildred Johnson: Soft Heart & Steely Strength
Dr. Millie Johnson, once a city cop, now teaches criminal justice to college students & law enforcement professionals. She makes an impact!
Jul 15, 20226 min read
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Jim Skal & Outdoor Immersion: Serving Veterans
The transition from active armed services to civilian life is complicated and as unique as veterans themselves. But what’s common is that...
May 12, 20226 min read
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Norma Lagios: Embracing Motherhood
Motherhood is not always what you’d expect. Motherhood can be the depths of fear, delivering a baby weeks before she’s due and being...
May 4, 20225 min read
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Erica Loftus: Journey from Fear to Confidence
Erica (Wachtel) Loftus sums up her life when she was young with one word: Insecure. She was insecure about everything. Throughout high...
Mar 23, 20224 min read
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Andrew Fee: The Mission of Joy
Andrew Fee, Regional Executive Director of Special Olympics in Pennsylvania, knows that a lot of people think his organization just runs...
Mar 16, 20224 min read
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Todd & Karla McIntyre: Experiencing a Gift and a Miracle
Todd McIntyre, an admittedly quiet and reserved retired Naval Nuclear Propulsion Program Officer, was dedicated to his fitness and had...
Mar 3, 20225 min read
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Bernadette Scully: Embracing Life as a Single Woman
When she walked down the aisle at 19, Bernadette Scully didn’t anticipate the turns her life would take, including living as a single...
Feb 25, 20224 min read
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Shakil Khan: Rising from Adversity
Shakil Kahn was born in India during a time of great bloodshed& migration, survived extreme challenges and shares stories of perseverance.
Feb 7, 20223 min read
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Jim Caldwell: Inspiration Through an Unlikely Gift
Rarely is a progressive disease considered a gift. But that’s exactly what Jim Caldwell came to call his disease and its impact on his...
Feb 1, 20222 min read
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