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SAINTS Homeschool P.E. Holds Award Ceremony

SAINTS International Sports Ministry has been sharing the love of Jesus Christ and encouraging the hearts of Children around the world through the Platform of Sports in an Environment “Where Jesus is Lord and Every Child is a Winner!” Saints is established throughout the United States and in seven countries and is celebrating its 27th year! About SAINTS Award Ceremonies Saints Year-end award ceremonies were held at multiple locations, for a total of 722 graduates this year, one of which was at Tradewinds Park, where Parents, grandparents and great grandparents were in attendance to cheer on their Kids! Thank you Coach Rick and your Saints Coaches for the many years […]

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Westminster Academy Launches Expansion Plans with Historic Land Acquisition

Westminster Academy, the largest ministry of Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church, is set to launch a major campus expansion following a historic congregational meeting on Sunday, May 11th. Located on Federal Highway in Fort Lauderdale, Westminster Academy will soon see significant improvements to its facilities and programs thanks to this milestone initiative. About Westminster Academy’s expansion At the meeting, the congregation overwhelmingly approved financing to purchase the remaining 48 years of a 99-year land lease on property directly adjacent to the church and school campus. This marks the first time the church and school have had the opportunity to acquire the […]

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Les Feldman: Somber Mood at Moody

Rhythm and Blues legend, James Brown sang “I feel good.” But I feel blue. Friday, May 23, 2025, was the last local broadcast at WRMB, Moody Radio, South Florida. The loss of local programming here in South Florida is a blow to a myriad of ministries and charities that benefited from frequent broadcast exposure over the airwaves of Moody Radio, 89.3 FM.  “Mornings with Eric and Brigitte” posted on the web “they provide spiritual encouragement, discuss current topics, and feature Christ-centered music.” They are the local morning drive time program for Moody Radio South Florida. This is off the beaten path for my normal […]

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Franklin Graham: The Gospel—A Matter of Life or Death

During the Vietnam War, Ronald Reagan spoke about why Americans must treasure their freedom: “Freedom is a fragile thing, and it’s never more than one generation away from extinction.” Similarly, Christians must contend for the faith in every generation. God has entrusted us with the responsibility to go “make disciples of all the nations” (Matthew 28:19) and to be His light “for salvation to the ends of the earth” (Acts 13:47). That’s why I am so excited that more than a thousand pastors and ministry leaders from nearly 60 European countries gathered in Berlin, Germany, May 27-30, to recommit themselves […]

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Les Feldman: Statistics for Engagement

My earliest recollection of my fascination with “statistics” – things like baseball batting averages, home runs, stolen bases, strikeouts – is when I was about five or six. Baseball was the dominant sport in my life at six years old. The Detroit Tigers were my team, partially growing up in Detroit, because Florida didn’t have a baseball team, football team, basketball team or a hockey team back when I was six. I credit sports as my pathway to learning things because that’s when I took an interest in reading. In Florida my parents had the Miami Herald delivered to our home each morning, and […]

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William “Bill” C. Davell, Esq.: How Do I Navigate Florida’s Land-Use Labyrinth?

The Good News provides a monthly column with important content having to do with topics from the legal community. This month features a conversation with Ryan Horland, Esq.,an associate with Tripp Scott. Whether you’re a high-end developer or an everyday homeowner, Florida’s maze of land-use state and environmental statutes, local ordinances and master plans, stringent staff reviews and strict code enforcement can be maddening. It can make the process of doing what you want with your own property a costly, confusing and time-consuming hell-on-earth – or even a near-impossibility. Making the process all the more intense: the reality that with […]

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South Florida Native Returns to Lead Holy Cross Health

Holy Cross Health, a member of Trinity Health, is pleased to announce the appointment of Pierre Monice, FACHE, as its next President and Chief Executive Officer, effective May 11. Monice, currently president of Loyola Medicine’s MacNeal Hospital in Berwyn, Illinois, brings extensive leadership experience and a deep commitment to advancing health care excellence and equity. Born and raised in South Florida from a Haitian immigrant family, Monice knows firsthand the needs of Broward County. His career journey began in ministry as a senior pastor, where he developed a deep passion for service, leadership and community engagement — values that have […]

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$10 Million Fuels Permanent Support for Broward Nonprofit ‘Excellence’

The Community Foundation of Broward secured $10 million in ongoing support for the Broward Center for Nonprofit Excellence – a go-to resource for strengthening nonprofits that help residents throughout our community. About Community Broward’s $10 million Nonprofit Center The Community Foundation launched the Nonprofit Center in 2022 to provide training and other tools that amplify nonprofits’ critical community impact. At the same time, the Community Foundation committed to raising permanent support to fuel the Nonprofit Center’s work for generations to come. An early $5 million matching grant commitment from the Frederick A. DeLuca Foundation jump-started fundraising and helped launch Nonprofit […]

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Patrick J. Kelly: Life at the Beach

We moved to the beautiful South Florida coast in 1988. As native New Yorkers, seeing the majesty of God’s creation at the beach quickly became a cherished time with family and friends. We would often take our young children, and now grandchildren, to soak in the sounds and the sights of the Atlantic Ocean. While the kids swam, played, built sandcastles and collected shells, we would reflect on the beauty of God’s creation so vividly surrounding us. More recently, on a calm water summer day, our grandchildren had the spontaneous experience of several manatees frolicking with them near the water’s […]

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Dr. Bob Barnes and Torrey Roberts: How to Make a Technology Plan for Summer

As we head towards summertime, one of the things that we as parents need to prioritize is creating a plan for technology. Our children, no matter their age, seem to gravitate towards technology when they are bored. I read somewhere that boredom isn’t always a bad thing in childhood. It is where creativity grows and imaginations flourish.   Opening the door When we think about boundaries with technology, picture this: A parent needs a babysitter for the evening and asks a stranger to watch their child. “No way,” you scream! Okay, a stranger knocks on your front door and says, […]

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