Christian Event in Downtown West Palm Beach Draws Hundreds of Worshipers
At the inspiration of Missionary Sean Feucht, Christians from all over Palm Beach, Martin and Broward County gathered for a praise and worship rally at the Meyer Amphitheatre in downtown West Palm Beach on Sunday, September 20th, 2020.
Local resident, Mike Fineman, was deeply moved by the event, and said "This event was Epic! A diverse crowd of hundreds and hundreds of believers, both young and old, worshiping God together in unity, none giving any thought to their differences. All in one accord, led by The Holy Spirit, in downtown West Palm Beach. It was the most beautiful event that...
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Although Shari is known as...
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Sergeant Kennedy and the Miracle amidst Blazing High Park Fires
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Executive Order from Governor Ron DeSantis
A copy of the Executive Order is following Question and Answer Section below. Note, Section 2.2 of the Executive Order:
Additional services responsibly provided...
Catholic Bishops of Florida Praise Passage of Legislation Requiring Parental Consent Prior to a...
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Invasive Species Turning Florida from Paradise into a Jungle
History appears to be repeating itself in Florida, and we need to be in prayer for the land that God has entrusted us with.
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...
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