The Good News Highlands Christian Academy is pleased to announce that Jenna Pirrie, a former student intern at The Good News of Florida, was recently named as a finalist in the National Merit Scholarship Program (NMSP). As one of only 8,000 finalists in the National Merit Scholarship Program, Jenna is in a very select group. […]
-Read MoreThe Good News Praise FM 89.5 (WSRX) Station Manager Arnie Coones is pleased to announce the dates for the radio station’s Sharathon 2009, a three-day event where callers make a pledge of financial support toward the station’s annual operating budget. The fundraiser is scheduled to start at 6 a.m. on Wednesday, March 18 and end […]
-Read MoreCollege students and young adults visiting Miami for Spring Break 2009 are invited to a free event at the Jackie Gleason Theater March 20, 21 and 22. Cross the Bridge Miami is an evangelistic outreach featuring keynote speaker Pastor David McGee and musicians Sanctus Real, Two or More, Stellar Kart, The Katinas, Shacah and […]
-Read MoreAt traditional schools, acting in a play or taking Taekwondo would be highly unlikely for special education students like Theresa Portwood. But at the Christi Academy in Tamarac, Theresa was given all of these opportunities and more. “Kids are able to get the attention they need here,” says Theresa, 20, a recent graduate and […]
-Read MoreThe name Frank McKinney may ring a bell. Perhaps you’ve seen him on TV showcasing one of the jaw-dropping oceanfront mansions he’s constructed, or maybe you’ve seen him around town in rocker clothing and long blonde tresses flowing in the wind and wondered, “Who is that?” Most onlookers will be surprised to know this […]
-Read MoreOpen-air evangelist Ray Comfort, creator of “Way of the Master,” and three-time Dove Award winners Pillar will share the Gospel and entertain college students on Spring Break, tourists and locals during Beachblast 2009, a free concert Saturday, March 28, at Ft. Lauderdale’s South Beach Park next to the Sheraton Yankee Clipper hotel on State Road […]
-Read MoreBy Arlene Colcombe The Good News When her last child moved out, there was an empty room in Angie Valentini’s house. So, she prayed and asked God what she should do with it. And He answered. “I saw – literally – boxes piled to the ceiling. I got excited,” she says. “I didn’t know what […]
-Read More“When you get awarded for something you love so much, it’s doubly amazing,” claims teacher Barbara McWilliams of Naples Christian Academy, who was recently named the Florida Teacher of the Year by the Association of Christian Schools. When Principal Scott Jones asked her to represent the school, she thought, “What chance do I have? But, […]
-Read MoreBy Bob Allen ABP Two hundred years after his birth in 1809, British naturalist Charles Darwin remains controversial. His theory of evolution became the linchpin of modern science, but a majority of Americans believe God created humans in their present form. And church-state battles continue to rage over whether teaching about evolution ought to be […]
-Read MoreThe Good News The human side of Charles Darwin will be portrayed in an upcoming movie called “Creation,” based on Randall Keynes’ book, “Annie’s Box.” (Keynes is Darwin’s great-great grandson.) The film will portray Darwin as man who is struggling to balance his agnosticism, his love for his deeply religious wife and making sense of […]
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