By Bridgette Outten Editor's Note: Gina Neely is half of the cooking couple who shot to super-stardom with their down home southern recipes and easy chemistry in the kitchen.  Gina is our cover girl for Vol. 1 Issue 4. Down Home With the Neelys is one of the most successful shows in the history of the Food Network, starring Pat and Gina Neely. It wasn't Gina's intention to be one of the most-recognized chefs in ...

By Bridgette Outten You may have seen Sara Connell's story on Oprah or read about it in the Chicago Tribune. Sara, author, speaker and life coach, is the mother of a baby boy who was carried to term by a surrogate -- Sara's own mother, Kristine Casey. Before the headlines and talk show appearances, Sara and her husband, Bill, desperately wanted a child. Years of their marriage marred by heartbreak and disappointment, including ...

Actress, comedienne and ABC's The View co-host Sherri Shepherd was no overnight success. In our January/February issue, Sherri shared the role her faith played in her career. Check out a snippet of Sherri's article: Running to the fear After finally breaking into Hollywood in the comedy Cleghorne! starring “Saturday Night Live” alum Ellen Cleghorne, Sherri was on her way. Another really big break came in 2007, when she was asked by Barbara Walters to fill ...

You never know what dynamic businesswoman will grace our cover! Our March/April cover girl is actress Candace  Cameron Bure, whose role on the hit ABC Family series "Make It or Break It" in many ways reflects her own wholesome character. Candace talked to us about staying true to her faith in Hollywood and her recent ministry projects. Check out a snippet from Candace's story: PRACTICING FAITH IN BUSINESS Candace also knows living your purpose ...

Celebrity Makeup Artist Tia Dantzler started her business doing free makeup for family and friends. Today she has a slew of A-List clients -- and regularly tours with singer and Oscar-winning actress and singer Maxwell. Read on for a bit of what Tia shared with us: Doors opened for Tia quickly and suddenly. The order and structure of her home made the transition a lot smoother, but not completely without some bumps. “To be ...