Thomas Jeffries is a journalist, editor, and recreational basketball player. He was born on the East Coast, grew up in the Midwest, and now resides with his wife and kids in Colorado. Thomas has written for several magazines, newspapers, and websites, but his greatest passion as a writer is long-form narrative nonfiction. His journalistic adventures have taken him from Washington, D.C., to inner-city Chicago to Florida’s death row.
Alexa becoming quadriplegic was not what she expected, but she found exciting ways to serve others.
Could a marriage that started as an agreement between two strangers survive?
A lonely college student found comfort from childhood “friends” from Adventures in Odyssey during the pandemic
After two kids and 25 years of marriage, Mike told his family he was leaving. They all thought it was forever
Young and unsure, Destarra didn’t know what to do. Her unwanted pregnancy led to a cycle of clinic visits and pain, but eventually she found hope.
The moment I realized that God would use me, in spite of my weaknesses
How one family went from being terrified of having children to embracing their continually growing family.
Lorie had given up on her desire to be a parent, but that was before she met Natalie.
One couple thought divorce was inevitable. Enter Hope Restored
Two wounded souls discover what it takes to restore a relationship in ruins
Blair was already overwhelmed with two young children, but the story of an abandoned little girl made her rethink everything
With no parents to depend on, a teenage boy refuses to let his family fall apart
When Kymberlee made a stand for life, she faced a scary and uncertain future
This 14-year football pro stands up for racial reconciliation and the sanctity of life
Her life had descended into a haze of addiction, until a young customer rekindled some long-forgotten memories
Kendra was searching for affirmation … in all the wrong places
An ill child, a bankruptcy and a parent’s death put pressure on Erik and Kelley Shamblin’s marriage. An affair made things worse. With the help of intensive counseling, the couple is making it.
Her mind was made up — until she saw the ultrasound image.
The storms of life had her marriage at risk for divorce, but a timely broadcast showed Barbara a love she’d never known
Climbing the corporate ladder jeopardized Darin and Jennifer’s marriage, but then a friend suggested that Darin listen to the Focus on the Family radio broadcast. Slowly Darin’s heart was changed.
Young readers helped realize God’s plan for Rwandan orphans.
They were our Egyptian brothers in Christ, martyred for their faith. Their families must not be forgotten.
Two girls formed a bond that spanned the miles — a bond that knew no bounds when one girl fell ill. Their friendship, a connection started through Clubhouse’s pen pal program, became a godsend for their families when crisis hit.
A young woman sees an undeniable image of life and makes a choice that will change her life forever.
One couple learned to restore the joy in their relationship with a visit to the National Institute of Marriage.
A young mother finds the support she needs to heal from a past abortion.
Thanks to Boundless.com a young couple discovers online inspiration to help guide their relationship.
