Corinne Scott’s retirement comes nearly nine years after she founded Living Stones News

Part Two: Bringing light and hope to others – A very personal mission for the Burpos

Pastor Todd Burpo and family travel the country relating their son’s experience in Heaven, offering renewed hope to millions of people in ‘Heaven Is For Real.’

SOS is a ministry where healthy produce, free health screenings and community resources help make lives better.

Life is different now for Vicki Zaitz and her son, Jeff, both of Hibbing, Minn. For Vicki, a 45-year-old mother of two, finding Jesus Christ meant she turned away from a life of drugs. Jeff, 27, is still working through that process, but he is well on his way to freedom from the same self-destructive lifestyle.

Couple seek to bring the Bible to the deaf worldwide via sign language DVDs.

“‘Let the children come to Me.’”

--Mark 10:14

VBS brings children to Christ through the stories, music and message of the Bible.

Sioux Falls Seminary serves up the love of Jesus Christ firsthand and daily with Summit House’s inner-city service from graduate students.

Minnesota Teen Challenge helped Dean Norrell defeat alcoholism and put him on a spiritual path.

Local pastor’s motivation to run a marathon with multiple sclerosis is to glorify Jesus Christ.

--Hebrews 12:1-2

Alyssa Palmer gives a firsthand account of living among the people of Panama and sharing the love of Jesus Christ to her new friends.

Some may think it unlikely that an older white man and young black boy would hit it off and become solid friends. But they did, and their friendship is very meaningful to both of them.

Years of addiction, including severe meth abuse, came to an end when Ken Chester entered the Northland Campus of Teen Challenge. A new life in Christ began.

Nathan Fahlin was a soldier who served his country in Iraq. After an improvised explosive device hit the vehicle he was driving, Fahlin suffered post-traumatic stress disorder. Godly men and women surrounded Fahlinwith love, understanding and prayer. Today, he can laugh again.