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Themed Cruises Promise a Spiritual Getaway

Summer is upon us and it’s time to plan that special vacation. For people seeking an all-inclusive, hassle-free and often economical escape, cruises are popular. Where else can you stay in a luxury cabin while the ship transports you to a variety of ports, entertainment and activities are provided on board and the food is delicious and plentiful. The planning is done for you while you sit back and relax. Choosing a destination is the difficult part and now there are Christian-themed cruises that allow travelers to experience a spiritual getaway while taking a break from the day to day […]

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A June Day in Jerusalem

Still waking up, but with hot coffee in hand, we step outside on the balcony to join the pots of red geraniums that are already welcoming the day. The Jerusalem sky never fails to stun us. It is too blue to be real, but there it is, always this blue through at least September, reaching down to touch the rooftops and mountains of this beautiful city. Shavuot, the Feast of Weeks Today is Shavuot, the Feast of Weeks, one of the three feasts on which God required Jewish men to appear before Him in Jerusalem. It was during this very […]

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Outstanding High School Graduates

View full layout of this article here Congratulations Graduates! To these outstanding students and all high school graduates, we applaud your accomplishment and encourage you to stand strong as you pursue your future plans. 1. Alexandra Gomez, Calvary Christian Academy Managing editor of The Messenger, Calvary Christian Academy’s award-winning high school news magazine for four years, Alexandra Gomez has won awards from the Sun Sentinel’s annual High School Journalism competition, Columbia Scholastic Press Association, and Journey Literary Magazine, CCA’s publication of student writing, art, and photography. An accomplished singer, Gomez was a soloist in the CCA Advanced Honors choir including performances […]

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Outstanding High School Graduates

Outstanding High School Graduates Rise Above the Culture Faced with a barrage of images on Instagram and Facebook, constant texting and Snapchat, teen icons like Miley Cyrus and Justin Bieber taking center stage in the media, and hoody-clad stars spewing rap on the airwaves, this generation of youth is met with challenges like never before. In the midst of this culture, however, many teens are choosing to rise above the noise and lead others on a positive path of service to their community, moral character, academic achievement and an overall commitment to excellence. These are the hope of our future. Read […]

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Alone Yet Not Alone Showing June 13

The riveting family-friendly drama, Alone Yet Not Alone is slated for a broad release in over 200 theaters nationwide including theaters in South Florida on June 13.  Alone Yet Not Alone received an Academy Award Nomination for Best Original Song in spring 2014. Joni Eareckson Tada’s video recording of the song online rocketed to over a million views in less than 60 days. Then, to everyone’s surprise, the nomination was rescinded, a move that was immediately controversial both inside and outside of the Hollywood community. Based on a true story of two young girl’s faith to triumph over unspeakable tragedy, […]

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Banning The Bible From Schools

In our own backyard, at Park Lakes Elementary in Broward County, has arisen a disturbing story of a twelve year old boy (Giovanni Rubeo) getting in trouble with his teacher for having the audacity of reading the Bible to himself during free time when the children were free to read whatever they wanted. But his fifth grade teacher, Swornia Thomas, singled out the Bible (a Christmas gift Gio treasures) because it was allegedly inappropriate to read in the school. In her own words, it was “the book he’s reading as opposed to the curriculum for public school.” Again, this was […]

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Connecting With Croatia

Boca High Students Bring Hope to Gypsy Children One student’s summer trip has turned into a vision for a Croatian community of children that has become contagious at Boca High School. In June, a group of 19 students from Boca High’s Project Life Club will travel to Croatia and build relationships with Roma-Gypsy children who have been left in poverty after a forgotten war between Croatia and Serbia. It all started when Matthew Lewis went to Croatia with his sister, Emily, and six of her friends from college. “The first time I went, my mom was making me,” said Lewis, […]

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Vacation Bible School: A Summer Tradition

While leisurely beach days and sunshine are at the forefront of most young minds during summer break, many families also look forward to the fun-filled tradition of Vacation Bible School. Vacation bible school programs provide age-appropriate games, crafts, skits, music and other activities designed to entertain and educate young minds about the Gospel message.  What are Vacation Bible Schools? Historically, its origins are credited to a doctor’s wife, Mrs. Walter Aylett Hawes, who rented a beer hall in New York’s East Side to conduct her Everyday Bible School in order to get kids off the street, according to an article […]

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Honor Flight of South Florida

Honor Flight South Florida celebrated 45 World War II veterans on Saturday, May 31 with a trip to Washington, D.C. to view the war memorials built to recognize them and culminated the trip with a ceremonial homecoming salute to the men who served America so well. A relatively new hub in Honor Flight’s 138 hubs nationwide, Honor Flight South Florida serves veterans in Dade, Broward, Monroe and Palm Beach counties, providing transportation, companionship and assistance to veterans of World War II to travel to the nation’s capital to visit the war memorials and other sites erected in their honor and […]

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Christian Hip-Hop Superstars Da’ Truth, Flame, KB, Thi’sl Come to Miami on June 1

MIAMI – Fuzion Promotions & KYMG are bringing in Christian Hip-Hop Royalty – Da’ Truth, Flame, KB, Thi’sl, V. Rose and more – to turn Miami upside down for the Kingdom of God during the South Florida stop of The Black Out Circuit Tour on June 1 at Central Bible, 1300 SW 87 Avenue in Miami. Doors open at 6 p.m. The night promises to be both high energy and entertaining, but all for the glory of God to empower Generation Now, the young adult generation to change the world. In addition to the star-packed line-up, there will be a […]

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