‘The Return:’ A Movement for Thousands to Pray for Repentance on The Washington Mall, Sept. 26

Jonathan Cahn, Dr. James Dobson, Pat Robertson, Ann Graham Lotz, Alveda King, Kevin Jessip and Many More Join for ‘The Day of Return’—a National and Global Day of Prayer and Repentance NEW YORK—Many people around the nation believe that America has been given a critical window of opportunity to repent and return to God. To that end, thousands will gather on the Washington Mall to participate in a movement called “The Return,” set for Sept. 26, 2020, in Washington, D.C., to pray for the sake of our nation and its people.   Jonathan Cahn, New York Times best-selling author of “The Harbinger,” “The Paradigm,” “The Book of Mysteries” […]

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Roaring 1920’s Gumshoes & Dolls Soiree Benefits A Child Is Missing

A hot time in the old town was had at The Historic Maxwell Room in Fort Lauderdale at a Roaring 1920’s Gumshoes & Dolls Soiree on February 29. Jim Jensen, former Miami Dolphin, was chairperson of the gala. “Through A Child Is Missing’s Child Safety Education Program over 91,000 children have been taught personal safety, anti-bullying techniques and internet safety.  Proceeds from the evening will benefit A Child is Missing’s Child Safety Education Program,” according to Chairman Jim Jensen.  Robert Pappas, Principal of Gulfstream Academy of Hallandale Beach was honored as the 2020 Child Advocate of the Year.  The Roaring […]

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Skilled Nursing Facility Cares for Vulnerable Children During Pandemic

While most have embraced the new daily routines of virtual office and distance learning, employees at the only skilled nursing facility dedicated to children in Pompano Beach are redefining terms like strength, hope and love. The medical workers stand firm in their commitment to the children who reside at Children’s Comprehensive Care Center even in a national pandemic. Nurses and therapists continue to work around the clock delivering services to children who need 24 hour medical care.  Those familiar with the facility know that caring for medically fragile children and those living with special needs involves more than medical care. […]

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Church United Coronavirus Update

As the situation with the Coronavirus continues to develop, Church United desires to help keep the Churches in South Florida informed and connected. On Thursday, March 12 Church United hosted a call with 60+ local pastors, Fort Laudedale Vice Mayor and Broward Health’s Chief Medical Officer to discuss how the Church should be thinking about the coronavirus, our response and impact on Sunday morning expressions. The call recording along with other key church resources are available here: churchunitedfl.com/coronavirus.

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Amidst the Coronavirus Outbreak ‘Helping Your Church Live Stream’ Book Available Free to Houses of Worship 

Paul William Richards has announced that he will be shipping copies of his book, “Helping Your Church Live Stream,” to as many houses of worship as possible during the coronavirus outbreak. Richards is Chief Streaming Officer at PTZOptics, a live streaming camera manufacturer. The book, which was released in 2019, is currently available on Amazon for $8.99. Richards says the effort will help houses of worship stream their weekly services in order for their congregations to avoid large gatherings during the coronavirus outbreak. Worship leaders from around the world including, Pope Francis in Rome, have announced that they will be […]

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Lifework Leadership Class Focuses on Integrity

Applicable in today’s marketplace, Lifework Leadership is a nine-month course that examines the life of Jesus as the best example of leadership and encourages attendees to view their workplace as a platform to positively affect others. The program includes teaching from nationally-known speakers, case studies with prominent business people, literary discussion and practical life application. For many it is also an opportunity to connect with peers in relationships that enrich their personal and professional lives.                                                   […]

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Orlando’s Wycliffe Discovery Center Named Among Top Religious Museums in the Nation by USA Today 

USA Today has recognized the Wycliffe Discovery Center as one of the ten best religious museums in the United States. The newspaper’s  2020 10 Best Readers’ Choice awards were selected by a panel of experts who partnered with their 10 Best editors to pick the initial nominees, and the top 10 winners were determined by popular vote. The top 10 winners in the category Best Religious Museum are as follows: Ark Encounter – Williamstown, Ky. Creation Museum – Petersburg, Ky. Museum of the Bible – Washington, DC The International Museum of Muslim Cultures – Jackson, Miss. Wycliffe Discovery Center – Orlando Biblical […]

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Pre-Application Open for New Habitat Homes in Pompano Beach

Open enrollment for Habitat Broward’s homeowner pre-application process for new homes in “A Rick Case Habitat Community” in Pompano Beach is underway online via www.habitatbroward.org. Selected applicants will enjoy affordable homeownership of new single-family homes through interest-free mortgage loans. Centrally located in Florida’s famous Gold Coast, the new Pompano Beach homes are minutes from three miles of beautiful beaches, a bustling arts and cultural scene, and great recreational and shopping amenities. “A Rick Case Habitat Community” also contains a beautiful new park with a reading and butterfly garden. “This is a great opportunity for first-time homebuyers,” said Nancy Robin, Habitat Broward CEO & Executive Director. […]

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Food For The Poor Responds to Bahamas’ Urgent Need for Food

Food For The Poor is responding to an urgent need for food in the Bahamas for families still recovering from Hurricane Dorian and is asking for the South Florida community’s help. HeadKnowles, one of the charity’s partners in the Bahamas, is running low on food for displaced families in Nassau, Abaco and other islands, where some residents have opened their homes as shelter while others are living in public shelters. Detergent and cleaning supplies also are needed. “A lot of people, even in areas that weren’t hit that bad, they still need food because they’re not working. Nobody has any […]

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Good News Wants to Know…

What act of kindness have you witnessed recently that stopped you in your tracks? I recently attended a church here in Broward County where they stopped in the middle of the service and invited the congregation to pray for the needs of two other neighboring churches. I was deeply encouraged by the growing tangible expression kindness and generosity that is developing between churches in this region!  Alan Platt, Doxa Deo / City Changers Over the Christmas holiday, Kathy and I contracted this cold going around the community.  This cold bug was not your normal cold bug and it put both […]

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