Abandoned by his Russian mother at 18 months, Vita lived like an animal. Dogs were his only company--until an amazing Christian couple in Moscow rescued him.
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The Day Slavery Died
Tow hundred years ago, statesman William Wilberforce convinced England to end the slave trade. A new film, Amazing Grace, celebrates his legacy.
A Green Thumb for God
What could a busy housewife do to help the poor? Dian Roberson rolled up her sleeves and planted a vegetable garden that feeds hundreds in Idaho.
A Generous Soul in Chicago
Eddie R. Martin, a 75-year-old pastor with a small congregation and no salary, has fed more than 100 people a week for the last five years.
Comfort The Little Ones
Bob and Joan Nast have turned a run-down ranch in South Florida into a haven for terminally ill children and their families
New York's Homeless Pastor
Since 1987, Diane Dunne has fed, clothed and cared for her homeless flock while churches in the city ignored her work.
A Devil-Stomper In Brooklyn
In Brooklyn Lamont O'Neil has taken at-risk youth off the streets by teaching them to dance for God.
An Angel of Mercy In the Desert
She's 87, but her age hasn't stopped Agnes Numer from feeding the world's poor from her makeshift ministry base in rural California.
Indianapolis' Inner-City Innovator
With his unique educational program, Kenneth Sullivan is helping troubled kids find a way out of poverty and crime in a neighborhood known for drive-by shootings and drug deals.
God's Beacon of Hope In Houston
Bob Ferguson started a treatment program six years ago that has helped countless addicts kick harmful habits.
How One Woman Challenged Oppression
Maria Sliwa, a controversial ex-cop from New York City, has a new crime beat. She's calling the United States government to get tough on countries that persecute Christians.
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