In November
2007, I was hospitalized for 21 days with an undetected illness that had been dormant
for several years. The quietness
of the hospital allowed plenty of time to reflect on some things; and, in some cases,
to not think at all, which was also refreshing.
Challenged by the need to positively influence young people in the face of peer pressure, conflicting cultural and social mores and distressing real-life situations, several local churches are putting faith in a ‘life-changing program’ with a 553-page manual.
People who were not affiliated with a religious institution are least likely to support torture, according to a new survey from the Pew Research Center’s Forum on Religion & Public Life.
On Palm Sunday, Journey Christian Church celebrated its fourth anniversary in an unusual way. Instead of guest preachers and singers, Pastor Dan Henley had guests from Agape Child and Family Services administer a church survey.
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