On the first anniversary of their son's suicide, Saddleback Church founders Rick and Kay Warren are using the painful experience to uplift others, incorporating Facebook, YouTube, a mental health seminar and worship services scheduled at...
One year after the suicide of her son, she shares her story of grief, mystery, and hope.
Expert leaders in the fields of faith, health and psychology will join together at Saddleback Church to encourage individuals living with mental illness, educate family members, and equip church leaders.
It's been said that opposites attract. In my marriage, that couldn't be truer.
Author Kay Warren delivered a sermon on choosing joy at the Crystal Cathedral during two Sunday worship services that were taped for the Garden Grove church's "Hour of Power" TV broadcast.
The co-founder of Saddleback Church, Kay Warren assumed that joyful living was meant for other people.
It's not always easy to be joyful, and for many people joy doesn't even seem like an option when times are tough.
Kay Warren has battled breast cancer and melanoma and now she has encouraged others to, like her, “choose joy.”
A star-studded array of political and religious leaders — from President Obama to rock legend Bono to AIDS activist Kay Warren — came together for World AIDS Day to call for an entirely AIDS-free generation by 2015.
Kay Warren knows how we can turn our ordinary lives into miracles of service.