Sunshine State Good News Tour with Will Graham

Approximately 10,300 people attended the four-city Sunshine State Good News Tour with Will Graham, which stopped in Tallahassee, Gainesville, Sarasota and Pompano Beach on November 1. Each free outdoor event featured music by award-winning Christian artists Jeremy Camp and Christine D’Clario, followed by hope-filled messages from evangelist Will Graham. “Does God feel distant in your life? Does He seem to be a long way off? It’s not because God left us, or abandoned us, or turned His back on us. God has always been here. The problem is that we’ve left God. Tonight, you can return to Him,” said Graham […]

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Liberty Counsel Highlights Ministry Impact at Partner Luncheon

On November 11, Liberty Counsel Founders Mathew Staver, senior pastor and chairman; and Anita L. Staver, president, reflected on God’s abundant blessing on the ministry during a fellowship luncheon at Ruth Chris Steakhouse attended by dedicated partners and friends. During the event, Mat Staver updated attendees on recent successes and setbacks, while sharing their mission. Liberty counsel is a Christian ministry that proclaims, advocates, supports, advances and defends the good news of Jesus Christ through education and strategic litigation. Their mission is to restore the culture by advancing religious freedom, the sanctity of human life and the family. Staver pointed […]

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Young Christian Leaders Mobilize Against Antisemitism

More than 275 emerging Christian leaders from across the United States convened on November 6 and 7 in Orlando for the Christian Leaders Summit — a joint initiative of Combat Antisemitism Movement (CAM) and International Christian Embassy Jerusalem–USA (ICEJ USA). Designed to equip participants with the knowledge and tools to stand with Israel and confront rising antisemitism, the two-day forum — held under the banner of “Defending Truth, Strengthening Faith” — brought together pastors, ministry leaders, campus advocates, media voices, and young professionals for teaching and collaborative strategy building. The goal of the summit was to empower up and coming […]

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Journey Church Mourns Loss of Pastor

Journey Church is mourning the loss of Pastor Josh Rene, who was killed in a motorcycle accident on Tuesday, November 25th. A husband and father of four, Joshua R. Rene, 39, served as executive pastor at Journey Church, a non-denominational Christian church with campuses in West Palm Beach, Lake Worth and Boynton Beach. “As a church community, we are heartbroken over the loss of our beloved Pastor Josh. Please pray with us for the Rene family,” read a social media statement. The church is invited to join them on Saturday, December 6 at 1 p.m. to honor and celebrate the […]

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Boca Raton Christian School celebrated the Girls’ Varsity Volleyball FHSAA State Champions

Boca Raton Christian School celebrated the Girls’ Varsity Volleyball FHSAA State Champions on November 19th with a ceremony full of Blazer pride, from the band playing the Blazer Fight Song to the heartfelt words shared by the coaches. This historic win was built on faith, integrity, dedication, and the unwavering support of the Boca Christian community. After three years finishing as runner up in the state tournament, this year they won it all. During the ceremony at Boca Raton Christian School, Head Coach Len Visser took time to honor all the coaches and mentors who have poured into these athletes […]

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Pickleball Tournament Serves Up Support for First Priority

First Priority’s 2nd Annual “Serve the Word” Pickleball Tournament was a smash hit! With a sold-out event and 82 players in attendance on November 7, the Diadem Pickleball Complex in Coconut Creek was filled with friendly competition, community, and purpose. Together, they raised over $77,000 to help students hear the Gospel on their campuses, thanks to everyone who played, sponsored, and served! Congratulations to the winners: Moneyball Division – Tomas Heredia & Rowen Pouza ($300); Advanced Division (4.0–4.99) – Raul Palacios & Nick Ferriero; and Beginner Division (3.0–3.99) – Rob Eguchi & Jacqueline Careccia. Every serve, rally, and win made an eternal impact. For more Good News, read the GOOD […]

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Good News Wants to Know…

As we approach Christmas, Good News Wants to Know…what is one small tradition you’ve added to your holiday season that brings you unexpected joy? Outside of the young ones, the adults in our family dropped gifts to each other and instead donate to each other’s favorite nonprofits. It is joyful NOT to receive socks or ugly sweaters or anything and focus on giving. Robert Taylor, CEO, Burdette Beckmann Inc. (BBI) and Chairman, Habitat for Humanity of Broward My family chat just started, so we have added a great competitive UNO competition after Thanksgiving Dinner. It brings the best and the worst […]

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The Caring Place

No One is Homeless Now and Forever The Caring Place helps the homeless, hungry, and hurting. Mission: To transform the lives of homeless men, women and children through comprehensive residential programs to effect lasting change and empower them to be productive members of society. Visit https://caringplace.org/ or call 305-571-2273

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Cross International Names New President and CEO

Cross International has appointed Zach Oles as its new President and Chief Executive Officer, the ministry’s Board of Directors announced. Oles steps into the role after 15 years of service with the global Christian relief and development organization. He succeeds Kelly Miller, who will transition to CEO Emeritus and continue working with ministry partners while mentoring Oles. Miller has led Cross International since 2018, guiding the organization through a key period of transition. Board Chair Jimmy Dodd praised Miller’s “unwavering commitment and faithful leadership,” while expressing confidence in Oles’ vision and passion for the mission. “Zach’s heart for the poor […]

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Hundreds Join Life Chain to Pray for the Unborn in Broward County

More than 300 people representing over 20 churches gathered along University Drive on Sunday, October 5, for the annual Life Chain observance, a national pro-life event promoting prayer and peaceful witness for the unborn. Participants lined the roadway from Sample Road to Miramar Parkway between 2 and 3 p.m., holding signs with messages such as “Adoption, the Loving Option,” “Abortion Hurts Women,” and “Life: The First Inalienable Right.” Abortion has taken more than 63 million lives in America since the 1973 Roe v. Wade decision by the U.S. Supreme Court. The Court overturned that decision in 2022; however, abortion remains […]

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