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
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72nd Annual Christopher Award-winning Books, Films, and TV Programs Celebrate Courage, Faith, and Hope
NEW YORK, April 13, 2021 — From the heroism of frontline workers during the height of the COVID-19 pandemic, to
Olympic Gold Medalist and Cancer Survivor Scott Hamilton on the Promise of Better Days After Hardship
Scott Hamilton is known for winning the gold medal in figure skating for the United States at the 1984 Winter
Lisa Hendey Reminds Children That They Are “Saints in the Making”
Teaching the faith to children in a relatable, interesting way is a goal for many parents and grandparents. And for
“Inside Edition’s” Megan Alexander on God, Media, Motherhood, and Her New Children’s Book
Since 2007, Megan Alexander has been a correspondent for the news magazine show “Inside Edition,” as well as a contributor
Kristin Maher’s “The Awfulizer” Helps Kids Overcome Debilitating Feelings of Shame
Shame. It’s not a problem you hear discussed too often, but it can have an insidious effect on your mind,
Learning From Parables and Becoming God’s Storytellers
Stories have power. Instead of telling us how to think or act, they engage our natural human curiosity to show
