Cities
But seek the welfare of the city…and pray to the Lord on its behalf. (Jeremiah 29:7 ESV)
On Saturday, the Women's Ministry of Shiloh Baptist Church of Orlando hosted a gathering of local women who listened to a keynote speech highlighting positivity.
The organization called Yes in God's Backyard (YIGBY) will take on its initial significant undertaking, which involves constructing a 26-unit structure on the land belonging to Bethel African Methodist Episcopal (BAME), the oldest Black congregation in San Diego.
In recognition of the exceptional job that Catholic school teachers across the Archdiocese of Denver do, additional payments were provided to them all last month.
The advocates from Faith and Freedom filed a lawsuit on Tuesday, March 7, intending to block San Francisco's State Senator Scott Wiener’s Senate Bill 107, which permits minors to receive transgender medical procedures and hormonal treatments without the approval of their parents.
Fuller Theological Seminary in Pasadena, California, recently launched its M.A. in Chaplaincy program to offer holistic training for chaplains seeking knowledge expansion in spiritual care.
The St. Mary's Center for Women and Children in Dorchester, Boston, co-launched the Carolyn Lynch Children's Center on March 13. The former said it would give local kids a "safe educational space."
Bp. James Dixon, the pastor of Houston's The Community of Faith Church and NAACP Houston Chapter head, asked about the motivation behind the state's takeover of the city's school district.
On Monday night, March 20, a major eight-alarm fire devastated the Fountain of Life Center. It threatened a local school, leaving the structure in ruins.
On Good Friday, April 7, the parishioners of Corpus Christi Church in Miami will once more reflect on Jesus' Passion as they walk through the streets alongside the only sculpture in the world, Cristo de la Misericordia (Christ of Mercy).
Rep. Gary Click, a Baptist pastor, submitted legislation to introduce March 12 as Detrans Awareness Day. The announcement has drawn criticism from Ken Schneck, the editor of The Buckeye Flame, an LGBTQ+ news outlet.
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