Can prayer be one of the most powerful tools in the campaign for the sanctity of life across America? John Aman, president of Broward Right to Life, thinks so. He sees it as a “local solution to a national problem.” Therefore, Aman and others have acted locally to join a national campaign called “40 Days for Life,” which is taking place this fall in 314 cities. Starting on September 26, activists started gathering in front of abortion centers in 49 states and the District of Columbia, as well as locations in seven Canadian provinces and four overseas nations. The most […]

Did you know there is a brand new Christian radio station in South Florida that broadcasts completely in Spanish? WDJA 1420AM is the first and only Spanish-speaking Christian radio station in Palm Beach County. WDJA reaches the Hispanic-American community in South Florida with diverse programming, relevant local content, community outreach events and more. WDJA covers all of Palm Beach County and reaches into significant areas of Broward and Martin Counties as well. While the station broadcasts plenty of music, WDJA’s programming also includes a morning show, afternoon show, sports news, local and international news, and Christ-centered teaching programs designed to […]

Did you know that there are brand new churches popping up all around us in South Florida?  Check out Sojourn Church (sojournsouthflorida.com), Truth Point Church (truthpoint.org) and Crossway Church (crosswaychurch.net), for example. All three of these South Florida churches have sprung up in just the past couple of years. These young, vibrant congregations are on the cutting edge of what God is doing in a fresh way here in our community. Now, you may be asking yourself, “Don’t we already have plenty of churches here in South Florida?”  Consider the following quote from church leader and church planting guru, Pastor […]

Hannah Lowenstein, a former orphan, lives very differently today than she did in earthquake-ravaged Haiti less than less three years ago. Jerry and Susan Lowenstein, Hannah’s adoptive parents, met Hannah when she was one and a half years old. They visited the Canaan orphanage in Haiti, where she was living with 100 other orphans.  “This little girl crawled across the floor toward me and it was love at first sight,” says Susan. Six years later, Hannah came to live with the Lowensteins in Pompano Beach, Florida. The couple had faced many difficulties going through the adoption process. Susan says, “Every […]

Although the subject of human trafficking has become quite common in both secular and Christian circles, it is fair to say that most people have a limited understanding of the subject. Images of girls in third world countries, and street scenes of scantily clad, heavily made-up “streetwalkers” often come to mind. The notion of people being trafficked—bought and sold in an underground global marketplace—is seldom a concept that Americans can visualize as an operation within its middle classes, or away from its inner cities. However, Trinity International University-Florida alumnus, Katariina Rosenblatt, Founder and President of There is H.O.P.E.  for Me, […]

When considering what we typically think of as injustices—oppression, racism, violence, human trafficking, abuse and more—it is easy to overlook some of the more subtle but equally real injustices that exist in our world today. One of these is the injustice of loneliness. While there may be no physical pain associated with being forgotten, cast-off and ignored, the mental and emotional effects of loneliness can be insufferable. While loneliness is something that every human on the planet undoubtedly experiences from time to time, there is one segment of the population that virtually personifies it. “Golden Years” In the Sunshine State? […]