Stevenson’s poem begins, “One night I dreamed I was walking along the beach with the Lord.” It goes on to wonder why sometimes there are two sets of footprints in the sand and other times ...

The single set of footprints in the sand — as millions of inspired souls now know — was that time when the Lord picked you up and carried you. It’s a metaphor: He is there when you need Him ...

Basil Zangare of Shirley, N.Y., says they belonged to his late mother, Mary Stevenson, and that she's the "author unknown" whose Footprints in the Sand poem is depicted on countless posters ...

So begins a “Footprints in the Sand” poem that has inspired millions and tells the story of how Jesus carries people through the most difficult days of their lives.

Families battle over who owns the famous poem. Now a federal court on Long Island is trying to decide just whose footprints were next to Jesus’ during the better times. Basil Zangare of Shirley ...

There’s something about footprints. In fiction, the most famous is probably the one Robinson Crusoe found: a single footprint in the sand on an island where he had been the only resident for a ...

"I went to a funeral of a friend and they had a brochure there and on the back of it was the poem: 'Footprints in the Sand.' I thought: 'This would make a good sculpture!'" he said. Since then, ...

"Footprints" references a popular Christian folk tale "Footprints in the Sand" that's been mentioned before in contemporary pop music. The song's connection to faith and religion represents Sia's ...