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When he was in Grade 6, Carl Abram L. Alcedo, in need for more pots to house his plants which is his hobby, ended up making his own, and has gone far now with terracotta and ceramics.

In the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu, there is a Catholic priest, Kuriakose Vayalumkal, often known as Father Rajesh, who is widely known for his care for the destitute.

He began with less than 50 books, placing them outside his home with a sign that simply said, “Reading is free.”

Indonesia is home to the world's largest population of Muslims - - much bigger than the combined populations of Saudi Arabia, Iraq, and Iran.

A Malaysian mother's steadfast faith in God guided her son to His purpose, which later enabled him to be a priest in the Society of Jesus' Singapore-Malaysia region.

A survivor of Nagasaki atomic blast in 1945, Takashi Nagai became an atheist during the years he was taking medicine.

For the last 21 years, Lighthouse Feeding Centre: A Place of Hope has been helping the underprivileged and marginalized communities in Penang, Malaysia.

“Be brave, dare to be different,” says Sr. Leila Mendoza Montero

Leah Libresco Sargeant was a hardcore atheist in high school and college. Having a critical mind, and relying on physical evidence in her consideration of things, she viewed that faith belonged to people who believed in fiction.

Before he wrote books that sold over 500 million copies in 38 languages, Koontz went through an unhappy childhood.

“I am called to promote inter-religious dialogue,” says Amelita P. Estimo, a Filipina.