Faith Archive

A new 24/7 religious radio station based out of Navarre launched Aug. 1 online and on the IHeartRadio app. The radio program is part of Igniting a Nation, a network which has had a television program based in the Birmingham, Alabama area.

According to its website, Igniting a Nation is a non-profit ministry devoted to teaching, equipping, and connecting the dots of scripture for those who are hungry to deepen their relationship with God.

According to the American Cancer Society, breast cancer is the most common cancer in women in the US, except for skin cancer.

Each October, various groups and people promote breast cancer awareness, but breast cancer, as well as other cancers, can develop at any time of the year. Cancer, despite being so widespread, is a deeply personal battle and for Skip and Teresa Orth, their battle has just begun.

Every church tries to get the message and Word of God out to congregants and the public, but Coastline Calvary Chapel of Gulf Breeze is doing that in a less conventional way.

In 2017, the church started a radio station.

It is not unusual to hear classical or spiritual music in a church around here, but it is unusual when the people performing that music hail from Europe, and more specifically, France.

On July 23, St. Sylvester’s Catholic Church in Navarre will play host to Les Moineaux French Boys Choir for a concert at 7 p.m. The event is free to attend.

In the Bible, food is often used to display the teachings of Christ and show people the power of God.

While they cannot turn water into wine or turn five loaves and a few fish into a feast worthy of 5,000 people, Navarre First Assembly of God is looking to make an impact with food in their own way during the ‘Day of Hope’ on August 6.

Often the best ministry ideas are born from the needs of a person with those needs.

That is the case with Heather McCullough, who heads the Boots on the Ground clothes drive for Golan Assembly of God in Baker.

On Monday nights at the Community Life Church in Gulf Breeze, you can find a group of people trying to get through some of life’s most difficult times with the love and support of their peers, as well as Jesus.

The group is known as Celebrate Recovery, which is part of a larger national network of addiction and recovery focused ministries.

The 919th Special Operations Wing chaplain team recently welcomed a new member to provide resiliency support and counseling to Airmen throughout the unit.

Maj. Nathan Adkison settled into his new role this summer after serving several years at the Wing previously.

Gilbert Limones and a coworker at a funeral home were among the first people shot at by the gunman who killed 19 children and two teachers at a Texas elementary school.

He’s spent most of his days since helping prepare for the young victims’ burials and consoling shattered families.