Fox News is offering readers special access to premium content, including heartwarming stories like the ones shared by SQuire Rushnell and Louise DuArt, co-founders of the Godwinks brand. These stories focus on positivity, family, and faith, illustrating moments when the divine seems to intervene in people’s lives.
One of the featured stories is about the Brookwood Community for Adults with Special Needs in Texas, founded by Yvonne Streit, a mother who refused to follow conventional wisdom and put her brain-damaged daughter away. Through prayer and persistence, Streit nurtured her daughter’s abilities, eventually leading to the establishment of the Brookwood Community.
The community, now home to over 250 citizens with special needs, offers various activities like horticulture and culinary arts, providing individuals with a sense of purpose and contribution. Streit’s daughter, Vivian Shudde, has taken over the operations, ensuring the community’s longevity and continued success.
A new docufilm celebrates the culture of joy at Brookwood, highlighting the positive impact the community has on both residents and visitors. Rushnell and DuArt have shared stories about Brookwood in their books, aiming to change perceptions about adults with disabilities.
For more uplifting stories and information about the Brookwood Community, readers can visit the community’s website or explore the Godwinks projects. The heartwarming tales from Brookwood serve as a reminder of the power of faith, hope, and perseverance in creating a more inclusive and positive world.
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