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Ordinary Missionaries  The stories of George And Vonda Sisneros as they work in the village of El Rosario, Guatemala What would you do if God asked you to sell everything you own and follow him to another country? In July […]

  Veteran’s Day serves as a reminder of those who have protected American freedoms, upheld our country’s honor and worked to keep us safe at home.  As with the memorials on 9/11, It’s nice to see all the commentary, Facebook […]

  Green Chicken Curry Martha Stewart Everyday Foods’ Sarah Carey concocted a flavor-packed dish reminiscent of old world Thai curry.  Thai curry paste often can be found in the international section of local supermarkets, making Thai food available at home any […]

I recently had the opportunity to interview two high-profile women about how they balance personal and professional responsibilities while still reserving some “me time.” Why talk about that? Because when we’re content with ourselves, it becomes contagious. These two: Billboard-charting […]

Though political pundits lob accusations back and forth that business startups have slowed and job satisfaction decreased due to the economy, some think otherwise. According to a recent survey, many American workers are loving their jobs much more than two years […]

Where is home? This video is the first in a series of brief Culturs interviews where we show the true global diversity of people around the world. Inspired by this TCK poem: THE WAY HOME: Where is home? I think […]

Giuliana Rancic a native of Naples, Italy is most noticeably recognized for her presence as co-anchor on the ever popular E! News, and as a co-host for the Fashion Police on E!. Giuliana can also be found co-hosting major red […]

“The Road Home” – a TCK film by Rahul Gandorta Rahul Gandotra was born in Belfast, Northern Ireland and grew up in eight countries across Europe, the Middle East, Asia, and America. His international childhood has been a major inspiration […]