Product Description Features first person, true-life narratives designed to show people from all walks of life how to overcome difficulties through faith and positive attitudes.
Customer Reviews:
Cheaper on guideposts.comJune 16, 2008 bamaredsoxchick(Tallassee, AL) 1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I love this magazine, but it is cheaper on the Guideposts website. It's only 9.97 plus .97 cents for shipping for twelve issues. On here, it's 16.97 for one year. In fact, on their website, you can get TWO years for 17.97 there...just one dollar more. Save yourself some money and don't deal with Amazon on this one!!!
Why would I renew when the original subscription was never received?July 18, 2007 Jodie L. Shiver Being a huge Guideposts fan, I ordered a subscription for my nephew at Christmas time. As of today, he has still not received the first copy. I have never been refunded nor given an explanation as to why he is not getting them. Today, I get an email asking me to renew....I don't think so.
Great readingNovember 4, 2006 D. Holman Guideposts is something like a the Readers's Digest for christians, only better. A variety of articles and letters from and about people of faith.
A very uplifting magazineJanuary 24, 2006 Stephanie Manley(Eau Claire, MI) 4 out of 4 found this review helpful
This has to be one of the better magazines that feature spiritual and uplifting messages. This magazine is perfect for a source of interfaith Christian articles that are uplighting and inspirational. Often there are articles on famous people who discuss their spiritual life. They have some excellent columns and stories from other readers. Stories aren't too long, and great for a morning devotional.
Beware of all the junk mailApril 26, 2005 Mark Twain(CT, USA) 10 out of 13 found this review helpful
If you need motivational stories, this ia a great magazine, but read it at your local library. Otherwise, you will receive a lot of junk mail, too. From renewal letters starting 6-8 months before expiration to charities asking for your donation. There is no month without some unsolicited letter from GP.
The magazine itself is more like 4-5 stars, but the junk mail is so annoying that I deducted 1 star and decided not to renew my subscription. I won't even tell them my new address when I move. Better lose 3 numbers than be "subscribed" to unsolicited offers in my new place.
