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Abortion Clinics Closing Around America

Karen Gushta
4 Oct 2013
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The heavy wooden doors of the building had a sign warning, “No Soliciting, No Trespassing.” The door opened and a woman came out, sobbing and weeping uncontrollably. As she looked toward the high iron fence surrounding the parking lot in front of the building, a woman standing on the sidewalk held up a sign, “Jesus Forgives and Heals.” Looking away, the weeping woman ignored the offer of prayer and got into a waiting car, intensely purposing to avoid looking at the sign or the woman holding it. A powerful local influence This incident occurred during a 40 Days for Life […]

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Everyone Has the Right to See

Finley Walker
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Eyewear company Warby Parker has a new concept in vision. With their “Buy a Pair, Give a Pair” program, similar to Tom’s shoes, the Certified B Corporation seeks to build a company which does good in the world. Warby Parker’s mission is not just to make a profit, but to profit humanity. History The name Warby Parker was inspired by the writings of American novelist and poet Jean-Louis “Jack” Kerouac (1922-1969). Two of Kerouac’s early characters uncovered in his personal journals — Zagg Parker and Warby Pepper — provided just the right aesthetic the company was seeking. Without living long […]

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Running Wild for Miami’s Youth

The Good News
3 Oct 2013
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By: BJ Benkhen This year, Youth for Christ (YFC) celebrates 65 years of ministry in Miami at the Miami WILD Run & Fun Walk at Zoo Miami on Saturday, November 9. “This is a unique opportunity for the Christian community to support missions in their own backyard. We are dedicated to taking Jesus to youth outside of the church, and excited to celebrate God’s continued work in such a diverse, transient city,” says YFC Executive Director Bonnie Rodriguez. “The Miami WILD Run & Fun Walk is a way for us to get together, have fun, and share with the community […]

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Hope Begins with You

Edwin Copeland
2 Oct 2013
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Do you ever find yourself wanting to help the homeless, but wrestling with the best way to do so? You ask yourself if the handful of change or crumpled bills you extend from your car window will be helpful or harmful. You fight feelings of fear and uncertainty when contemplating a conversation with the unkempt man on the street corner. And, with so many homeless in our community, you ask yourself if your efforts will even make a dent in helping to solve the problem. If you’ve ever found yourself asking similar questions, the good news is that hope begins […]

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Commit to Get Fit

Terry Morrow
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As the holiday season approaches, it is time to get off the couch and set a fitness goal. One way to motivate yourself to get fit is to select a fun event and train for it. Better yet, invite a friend or family member to do it with you. If you really want to get serious, go online and pay for the event ahead of time. Below are some upcoming local events. Most raise money for an important cause. These are great opportunities to serve others while increasing your fitness level and staying healthy. More information on each of these […]

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All Eyes on Syria

Dr. Susan Michael
1 Oct 2013
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The Middle East is teetering on the brink of total chaos. Country after country has erupted into revolution or outright civil war. While younger people seeking economic and employment opportunities started much of the early dissent, Islamist terrorist groups exploited it in order to topple existing regimes in favor of more Islamist governments. Caught in the crossfire are the Christian communities of the region. The jihadist/Islamist groups are taking their anger out on the vulnerable Christians, attempting to subjugate them and even drive them out. Nuns have been paraded in the street as spoils of war, and churches, orphanages and […]

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Open Arms in Delray

Sasha Richardson
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In 2007, the city of Delray Beach received the dubious honor of being named the drug recovery capital of the world. While city officials have done all they can to shed the name and the stigma associated with it, a local church plant has fully embraced this part of Delray that many would prefer to ignore. The Avenue Church (TAC) serves the Delray Beach recovery community through their Celebrate Recovery and Redemption ministries, as well as their welcoming outdoor church services. Redemptive relationships Head Pastor Casey Cleveland and Mission Pastor John O’Brien have a heart to serve people with addictions. […]

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Worship at the Waterfront

Carl Foster
12 Sep 2013
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PraiseFest 2013 takes center stage downtown West Palm  to glorify God at the Meyer Amphitheater on October 12. When God first gave gospel singer, David Hugo, the vision for PraiseFest several years ago it came during personal times of struggle. After attending a prayer meeting with Evangelist Rienhard Bonnke, whose African crusades have led millions to a closer walk with God, Hugo knew as believers in Jesus Christ we face many struggles but with God all things are possible. ”The vision of PraiseFest has come under much attack from the enemy. Even so, the Lord has opened doors that no […]

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Egypt My People

Dr. Susan Michael
11 Sep 2013
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Scriptural references regarding Egypt can seem a bit contradictory. Most refer to Egypt in negative terms, alluding to bondage and idolatry, while others foretell a national revival and times of restoration. Egypt is also mentioned more times in scripture than any other nation, second only to Israel who also was warned of impending judgment while promised national, spiritual restoration. In fact, in Isaiah 19 God refers to Egypt as “My people” and Israel as “My inheritance.” Therefore, current events in Egypt need to be considered in light of these scriptures and hearts need to be moved to a place of […]

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When Private Becomes Public

Robin Revier
10 Sep 2013
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Bill Clinton, Arnold Schwarzenneger, Michael Vick, O.J. Simpson, Dan Marino, Riley Cooper. What do all of these men have in common? They are famous men in their own right, all with stories of both success and failure. What sets their lives apart from yours and mine is that their failures became public and ours, in most cases, remain tucked away in the privacy of our own hearts. That small difference is a game changer. Lives that get turned upside down as a result of poor judgment have served America with some of the finest entertainment available. Sad isn’t it? But […]

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