Author Daniel Nayeri on Fleeing Iran After His Mom’s Conversion and How Storytelling Bridges Divides
All children want to fit in with their peers, but that was a larger-than-usual challenge for Daniel Nayeri. As an
A Reflection and Prayer on the Anniversary of 9/11
On September 11th, 2001, The Christophers’ headquarters was in midtown Manhattan, so I took the subway to the Rockefeller Center
9/11 Survivor Will Jimeno on Finding ‘Sunrise Through the Darkness’ with God’s Help
If you ever saw the Christopher Award-winning Oliver Stone film “World Trade Center,” you’re familiar with the story of Will
Paralyzed World War II Veterans Became Wheelchair Athletes Who Changed the World
It’s not uncommon today to see people in wheelchairs living happy, fulfilling lives, albeit with numerous challenges. But that was
How God, Family, Therapy, and Meds Saved “General Hospital’s” Maurice Benard from Suicide
(Trigger warning: this post deals with the topic of suicide.) Maurice Benard has spent nearly 30 years portraying “General Hospital’s”
Fighting Depression, Finding Hope
(The following is the text of the Christopher News Note “Fighting Depression, Finding Hope” You can request a hard copy
Brian Bird on God, Community, Race, and the Love Triangle in Season 8 of “When Calls the Heart”
During a year when most of us were isolated from our loved ones and broader social circles due to the
How Kathy Izard Learned to Trust God After a Medical and Spiritual Emergency
February 22, 2013, began as an ordinary day for Kathy Izard and her husband Charlie. But within 24 hours, they
Why Jeanne Bishop Forgave Her Sister’s Murderer and Now Documents Other Stories of Radical Mercy
On April 7, 1990, Jeanne Bishop felt overjoyed for her sister Nancy and brother-in-law Richard, who had just announced they
See the Winners of The Christophers’ 31st Annual High School Poster Contest
NEW YORK, April 23, 2021 – The Christophers announces its three top prize winners, in addition to five honorable mentions, today
