Twenty years ago Nancy Traversy — a new mom, avid traveler, and world culture enthusiast — imagined a children’s book line that would bring her passions together in an imaginative way.

With a background in business and finance – and coming came from a family that was “very artistic” — after graduating with a business degree and working for Price… Read more…

Lady Serita Jakes – wife, First Lady of The Potter’s House (Dallas and Fort Worth, Texas), mother, grandmother, author, ministry leader, and more – has a profound and passionate commitment to leading women to become all that God has destined them to be.

Although she’s often seen before the congregation — guiding WoMan to Woman Ministries,… Read more…

Melissa d’Arabian may have one of the smallest kitchens of any celebrity chef on TV. She says it has “zero counter space,” and she often ends up hauling a cutting board to the dining room table to do prep work. “It’s my daily frustration. The kitchen is just awful. It was a huge sacrifice of purchasing this home,” she says… Read more…

For this month’s “Women That Inspire,” Hope is proud to share the incredible work and life of Janet Perez Eckles — a woman who has survived great tragedy – and experienced amazing success…and who continues to thrive in her faith, as well as her career.

Janet Perez Eckles was born in La Paz, Bolivia, and moved with her family to… Read more…

When we reach a certain point in our lives, we begin to focus on what is truly important to us — and lend time to those things that make us happy. Opinions from others become less important, and habits of procrastination fall by the wayside.

For this month’s “Women That Inspire,” Hope talked with Guinness World Record holder Ernestine Shepherd… Read more…

In the month of October the towns are painted pink! Stores are selling pink merchandise, celebrities are adorned in pink garments, media personalities are wearing pink — and even the NFL has joined the rally. The color pink is worn for a purpose – to raise the education and awareness of breast cancer…and to recognize the continued fight to find… Read more…

As we examine our modern-day culture, it’s a sad irony that even as our country experiences a recession, the media still tends to glamorize and focus on those who live opulent lifestyles. As a large segment of the population struggles with debt, foreclosure, unemployment, and other financial difficulty, our culture continues to favor a “Hollywood-style” portrayal of material success.

Although… Read more…