An Insightful Exploration of a Barbadian Voice: Gloria Lewis and the In-Depth Examination of the American Dream

by America Inspire Mag | Sep 3, 2025 | Inspire

“You only fail when you give up.” – Gloria Lewis While a million success stories talk about reaching out for the American Dream, Gloria Lewis brings to us something much rarer: a frank and heartrending account of what that dream might actually cost....

A Mother’s Lament, a Poet’s Voice: Shawn Jackson’s Quest to Preserve Kyle’s Light

by America Inspire Mag | Aug 27, 2025 | Inspire

Shawn Jackson’s life shattered on the morning of June 8, 2013. Her 22-year-old son, Kyle Burke Jones, had been gone more than a month when a team of hikers stumbled upon his body under the waters of the Spokane River. No definitive answers. No conclusion. Only...

When the Sky Went Silent: Jean Quaal’s Memoir of Loss, Hope, and the Search That Spanned the Sky

by America Inspire Mag | Aug 21, 2025 | Inspire

STURGIS, SOUTH DAKOTA – On an unseasonably chilly October morning in 1974, the hum of a twin-engine Beechcraft Baron was supposed to tear into the Sturgis sky. Onboard were the remains of a father and two teenage daughters-those unfortunate souls of a tragic...

TRIUMPH THROUGH TRIAL: How a Soldier, a Saint, and a Family’s Faith Converged into a Global Message of Hope

by America Inspire Mag | Jul 23, 2025 | Inspire

Cinching together the disassembled pieces of the story of his in-laws, retired United States Army lieutenantcolonel Joseph P. Kenney never expected to find the seeds of a modern-day miracle. Nor did he foresee that, years later, his work would become the inspiration...

From the Brink of Darkness: An Indiana Farmer’s Harrowing Journey and the Unconventional Message of “Good People Don’t Go To Heaven”

by America Inspire Mag | Jun 13, 2025 | Inspire

West Terre Haute, IN – The 1970s were a time of profound upheaval and changing paradigms in the American landscape. Against the backdrop of the Vietnam War protests, political assassinations, and rise of the counter culture, a young man named Kent Lyle Hutchinson,...

The Power of the Pen: How D.W. Duke is Writing Justice Into History

by America Inspire Mag | Jun 12, 2025 | Inspire

LOS ANGELES, CA.- Before D.W. Duke could earn his pens describing novels about historical injustices and untold truths, he was a boy in Fort Wayne, Indiana, spending afternoons wandering (or trespassing) in woods across his home. “I had a pretty normal...