Relief efforts for the Bahamas in Miami Dade
Hurricane Dorian is a tropical cyclone that just impacted the Bahamas in a devastating way. Also threatening the Southeastern United States coastline causing a...
Providing hope for Suffering Children in the Name of Jesus
Three years ago, Andrea visited an orphanage through the non-profit organization, Children to Love (CTL), which was founded by people from her childhood church in Southern California. Her life, after visiting this orphanage, has never been the same.
New Florida Law Allows Use of Smokable Marijuana
On March 18 Gov. DeSantis signed into law a bill repealing the ban on smokable medical marijuana. Informed citizens need to understand what this new law does and does not authorize as well as for what medical marijuana is used.
Shedding Light on Government in the Sunshine State
While spring break and springing forward are familiar events to Floridians, the governmental process may be a bit of a mystery to them. Now is the time to shed some light on how the state’s legislative process works.
Catholic Bishops of Florida Issue Statement on 46th Anniversary of Roe v. Wade
In a joint statement, Florida’s Catholic bishops continued an annual tradition of recognizing the Jan. 22, 1973, U.S. Supreme Court decision in Roe v. Wade. Catholic dioceses in the United States designate Jan. 22 as a “Day of Prayer for the Legal Protection of Unborn Children”.
Three Things Your Child Can Do At the Beach
Summer time is beach time. When the weather gets hot, most of us want to plop down in a chair, sip an icy beverage,...
Staying Near “The Poles”
Then something hit me. I realized, that as a Christian, I need to stay near the pole, the pole of Christ, the redemptive cross.
A Chance to Share Your Truth with City Speaks
Have you ever heard a story that moved you? Maybe a story brought encouragement when you were going through a difficult time or taught...
Loving the Little Children
The plight of little children has been headline news in the United States recently. Following illegal entry into this country, immigrant families are being separated upon apprehension.
Juana Jordan first African-American and First woman to be appointed Sr. Pastor at First...
On July 1st, the city will reach another historical first mile-marker when Jacksonville native Juana Jordan assumes the position of Sr. Pastor at the First United Methodist Church in St. Augustine.
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Vudu’s new filtered movie service leads October’s family-friendly lineup
What if you could turn a PG-13 movie into a family-friendly film that even a seven-year-old child could watch? Thanks to a new venture between Vudu, Walmart and Clearplay, you can.
Once King, Always King
Scar, so evil, exploited and manipulated young Simba into believing he was responsible for a his own father’s death, telling him if it weren’t for Simba, “his father would still be alive!”
Ken Burns’ ‘Country Music’ leads September’s family-friendly lineup
More than a few of my childhood nights were spent sitting in my bedroom, wondering why my father was watching a “boring” PBS documentary on the Civil War.
