by America Inspire Mag | Oct 29, 2025 | Inspire
When Olga Magdalena Lazin was ten years old, she was asked to make a choice that would shape her life forever. In her small Transylvanian classroom, under the watchful eye of Nicolae Ceausescu’s dictatorship, students were pressured to study Russian, a symbol of...
by America Inspire Mag | Oct 29, 2025 | Inspire
Amidst the tranquil landscape of Marshall County, Mississippi, speculatively, a creative revolution took stages, but never, in the name of an artist, ever saw a studio or a scholastic center. The art of language staying glued to the walls, pocketing notes kept out of...
by America Inspire Mag | Oct 27, 2025 | Inspire
Gary R. Lindberg likes to start with the smallest stories. A Golden Retriever in Wabasha, Minnesota, wanted so much to play that it would knock him down every time he reached out to pet it. Again and again, Gary stood up, brushed himself down, and tried again. The...
by America Inspire Mag | Oct 15, 2025 | Inspire
Jack Weaver’s book, Going, Going… The Abduction of a Mind, is a story of challenges and endurance. Jack’s faith in God has carried him through the trials of life, specifically, his wife’s journey with Alzheimer’s. His book provides a testimony of love that can...
by America Inspire Mag | Oct 15, 2025 | Inspire
Dainty Nix was born in Kingston, Jamaica, the youngest of five children, and raised in Trench Town. This area is renowned to the world as the birthplace of reggae music. To the people who live there, however, it is a place very best remembered in terms of the...
by America Inspire Mag | Oct 2, 2025 | Inspire
The moment Alfred H. Kurland walked into any classroom, community center, or crowded civic forum across the New York City boroughs, he saw a parade of orphans, rebels, and lovers – as archetypes of untapped potential, seeds of wisdom and transformation. For...
