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Franklin Graham: Pray and Vote, But Put Your Hope in God

Dear Friend,  Today our nation will hold one of the most consequential elections in decades. Voters will go to the polls on Tuesday, Nov. 5, to cast their ballots for the next president of the United States, as well as for many crucial congressional, state and local offices. The future of our nation is at stake. America has drifted far from the Biblical values that once stood as our rock-solid foundation. In so many ways, we have turned our back on God, and the results have been devastating. Progressive, liberal thought and activism have so contaminated the mainstream of American […]

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Holy Cross Health is Nationally Recognized for Heart Failure Care

Holy Cross Health has received the American Heart Association’s Get With The Guidelines® – Heart Failure Gold Plus quality achievement award for its commitment to improving outcomes for patients with heart failure, meaning reduced readmissions and more healthy days at home. About 6 million U.S. adults are living with heart failure (HF), a number that is expected to increase to more than eight million by 2030.  The Get With The Guidelines – Heart Failure quality achievement award is earned by hospitals that demonstrate a commitment to treating patients according to the most up-to-date guidelines as outlined by the American Heart […]

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Wondherful Hosts First Pickleball Charity Tournament

The Palacios Palace officially opened its courts and hosted its first Pickleball Charity Tournament on September 21st for Wondherful, Inc.™️, a non-profit dedicated to saving the lives of those who are struggling thru mental crisis.  A Wondherful Time! It was a sold-out, round-robin tournament with two brackets on a beautiful, sunny day (PTL!). Many players brought their families to watch and enjoy free snacks, beverages, raffles and even chair-massages! All proceeds from registrations and sponsors were donated to Wondherful’s LifeBox initiative.  Heather Palacios, founder of Wondherful, speaks at high schools, colleges, churches and businesses throughout the US to reach the […]

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Celebrate Our Heroes on National First Responders Day

On Monday, October 28th, from 5 to 10 p.m., the Florida Panthers – Baptist Health Iceplex will be the venue for a grand celebration of National First Responders Day, honoring firefighters, police officers, EMTs, paramedics, 911 operators, Homeland Security and many others, exemplifying courage as they run towards danger while others retreat. Honoring First Responder Heroes This exciting event is free for all First Responders and includes ice skating. Attendees will enjoy watching the Panthers take on the Buffalo Sabres on the big screen, along with NFL Monday Night Football featuring the NY Giants versus the Pittsburgh Steelers at The […]

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William “Bill” C. Davell: Restricting Employee Political Speech and Activities: What to Know

Can – and should – employers establish restrictions on political speech and activities at work during an already contentious 2024 election campaign in a deeply divided country? The law and common sense say “yes” – and “maybe” – depending on the situation. Let’s delve in.    Bill Davell: Why would employers want to put limits on political speech and activity?   Paul Lopez: Four highly legitimate reasons: first, to maintain civility and comity in the workplace. Second, to keep the focus on work. And third and fourth, to protect the company’s brand and reputation and shield it from legal liabilities […]

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D. James Kennedy Center Presents Christian Statesman Award

The D. James Kennedy Center for Christian Statesmanship, a Capitol Hill-based project of Coral Ridge Ministries, recently awarded the Distinguished Christian Stateman Award to U.S. Senator Josh Hawley, R-Mo. While accepting the honor at the Museum of the Bible, Sen. Hawley pointed to faith as a unifying force in a nation that’s more divided than ever. “Faith is what holds this country together,” Sen. Hawley said. “The Left’s attempt to eradicate religion divides America. That’s what’s divisive. Faith actually is a great unifier in our national life.” Sen. Hawley previously served as Missouri’s Attorney General and is recognized as one […]

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Legacy Partners Dinner Celebrates Life

Hundreds of supporters gathered at Bahia Mar in Fort Lauderdale on September 26th for Hope Women’s Centers’ Legacy Partners Dinner, despite lingering winds from Hurricane Helene. The evening was a celebration of life as Joy Wright, executive director of Hope Women’s Centers, announced that 770 abortion-minded women who visited their centers chose life for their babies so far this year.  Keynote Speaker Jor-El Godsey, president of Heartbeat International, shared how he got his start in the pregnancy help movement in the late 1980’s as a volunteer at Hope Women’s Centers and became passionate about their mission to encourage and equip […]

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Lisa May: Buried Treasure

As you know, Florida is known for the beginning of space travel and the flight to the moon, but many don’t know that Florida is also known for buried treasure, hence the name Treasure Coast. According to the Spanish Fleet Society, ships loaded with Spanish treasure off the coast of Florida and Cuba in 1715 were shipwrecked due to a hurricane. More than 1500 people died. Hundreds of years later, treasure hunters off the coast of Vero Beach and Sebastian discovered gold and silver. Early in the 1960s, treasure hunter Mel Fisher found some of the 1715 Fleet but much […]

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Christians Hesitate to Engage with Culture and the Ballot Box

The Institute for Faith and Culture (IFC) announced today the results of a new study it commissioned with Lifeway Research. According to the survey–which was based on the response of 1,000 U.S Evangelical Christians from July 18-August 2, 2024–the majority of respondents agreed on seeing the world through the lens of scripture. But when it came to putting their beliefs into action, such as voting for candidates with a Biblical worldview, a majority chose to stay on the sidelines. “The study showed it’s pretty easy to say you want a culture that has the Bible as its foundation,” said Dr. […]

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