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Craig Cunningham: The Pastor Who Outlived a
La Quinta· 2024
Pastor Craig Cunningham was diagnosed with advanced colon cancer that had spread to his liver — approximately fifty tumours.
Bishop Hezekiah Walker: Cancer-Free After the Fight
Brooklyn· 2024
Bishop Hezekiah Walker, Grammy-nominated gospel artist and pastor of Love Fellowship Tabernacle in Brooklyn, was diagnosed with prostate cancer in 2025.
Polly Kenzie: "I Think God Just Decided to Heal Me"
Allen Park· 2024
Polly Kenzie had stage 4 kidney cancer — a tumour had completely grown around her kidney with zero symptoms.
Misty Burdette: The Doctor Said "I Believe Jesus
Woodward· 2024
Misty Burdette was diagnosed with stage 4 breast cancer that had spread to her lungs, bones, liver and lymph nodes.
Deconstructing My Deconstruction
Portland· 2024
A popular deconstruction blogger realises tearing down faith left her readers and herself without foundation, leading to a reconstructed faith through honest re-reading of Scripture.
Corrie ten Boom and Betsie: Friendship Forged in Darkness
Ravensbruck· 1944
Corrie ten Boom and her sister Betsie maintained an extraordinary friendship and faith inside Ravensbruck concentration camp, where their bond became a...
The Birmingham Children Who Changed America
Birmingham· 1963
In May 1963, over a thousand Black schoolchildren marched in Birmingham, Alabama, facing fire hoses and police dogs, catalysing the Civil Rights Act of 1964.
Mama Maggie and the Garbage City Children of Cairo
Cairo· 1989
Mama Maggie Gobran left her career as a university professor to serve the Zabbaleen garbage collectors of Cairo, building schools and clinics serving over...
Christine Caine and the A21 Campaign Against Human Trafficking
Thessaloniki· 2008
Christine Caine founded the A21 Campaign after seeing missing persons posters in a Greek airport, growing it into a global anti-trafficking organisation...
Anthony Ray Hinton and the 30 Years That Could Not Be Stolen
Birmingham· 2015
Anthony Ray Hinton spent 30 years on Alabama death row for murders he did not commit before the U.S. Supreme Court overturned his conviction in 2015.
The Pastor Who Went to Court for Feeding People
United States· 2024
Fined for feeding homeless residents, a pastor fought the city and won — but the real victory was that opposition multiplied the ministry from one church to seven, reaching five times more people.
She Built a Social Media Empire, Then Tore It Down to Find What Was Real
Mumbai· 2022
Influencer Priya Mehta had ten million followers and zero peace. A desperate comment from a teenage girl forced her to confront the emptiness behind her curated life — and a faith community in a Mumbai art gallery showed her what authenticity could look like.
