Jeff said participating in just one medical mission is like doing 1,000 good deeds for people who often have no access to even basic medical care, let alone life-saving and life-changing procedures.

Beverly knows how important language is not only understanding other people, but for fitting into society as well. She has devoted her life to teaching adults and kids to speak different languages.

Joseph feels called to ministry in Kenya, so he is working to develop income streams that would help finance his mission and support his family.

Without that hope, people can fall into addictions or depression when they try to numb the pain of feeling there is no hope for a better life.

Joan Turley’s life changed when she started working in the salon and spa industry. Now she is on a mission to help people feel as good on the inside as they look on the out.

Yet, for nine years after becoming a Christian, Dawn did not have peace. She was still burdened by her past and controlled by fear to the point anxiety ruled her heart.  But, she kept doing the next right thing. Eventually, Dawn discovered the peace she was searching to find.

With family often scattered far and wide, Ruth shows how to maintain thriving relationships with grandchildren even from a distance.

What I liked most about Richard’s story was that he was pursuing his dreams of travel and adventure now, while he was still young enough to enjoy the experiences. In fact, he’s still adding items to his adventure list.

What I admire most about Jeff’s story is that he is still setting goals in his 70s that motivate him to do something daily to reach that goal. Today, Jeff wants to help people identify and pursue their purpose, regardless of their age. So, he helped form the Institute of Purpose to show people how their lives can have purpose and meaning by simply focusing on ways to help others.