As a reminder, God makes it clear in the creation story that He is the primary authority figure on planet Earth. Think about it: Only someone in total charge could do the things he did during that time. He literally created the physical planet out of nothing; he spoke night and day into exis… Read moreRoadmap to salvation: Follow God’s commandments
In the not-too-distant past, the casual observer found it easy to ride down the street in a strange city and correctly identify houses of worship from other buildings on any given street. Churches then had a unique “look” that set them apart from all other buildings. Read moreIs change needed in the church?
The simplicity of playing a game has endless benefits. More than just fun, games involve problem-solving, reasoning and collaboration. This is why games are more than mere child’s play, especially for budding young learners. Read moreMoms can’t be the master of it all, even on family game night
Federal health officials are warning parents of newborns to sterilize equipment used for both bottle and breastfeeding after a baby died last year from a rare infection tied to a contaminated breast pump. Read moreBaby’s death tied to contaminated breast pump
If you were asked what emotion you feel the most throughout any given day, what would be your answer? Read moreDespite turmoil, stay in peace: His love will protect
Rev. Canon J. Kenneth Major, a retired Episcopal priest and member of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, was called home last Thursday at the age of 87. Read moreThe life and legacy of Rev. Canon J. Kenneth Major
The tragic shooting rampage that left eight Michigan State students dead or wounded this week begs the obvious question: Why is there such a proliferation of deaths from mass shootings in our country today? Read morePracticing Christian love can solve our ‘heart problem’
Thinking is a function we tend to take for granted. It is something we just do naturally without much regard for the impact our thinking processes may have on our lives on this earth – and for all of eternity. Read moreThinking spiritually can determine your fate for eternity
Days spent in the classroom are often centered around language, reading, math, science and other traditional curriculum, but there’s another key subject students may learn about without even realizing it: themselves. While coming to understand one’s family background and culture may seem lik… Read more8 ways kids can build a cultural identity
A new year is a perfect time to think about the habits you want to keep and the ones you’d like to develop. One resolution to consider is helping your children develop a growth mindset. Read moreBuilding a growth mindset in children
Religiously speaking, the incoming 118th Congress looks like America – that is, the America of decades past, rather than today. Read moreSurvey: Religiously, Congress doesn’t reflect America
One is an ordained pastor in Brooklyn, N.Y., the other a single mother and children’s book author in New Jersey. Both drive for Lyft. Both share the word of God as roving preachers. Read moreLyft drivers spread the Gospel with ride-hailing ministries
Religious leaders in Jackson, Miss., have proven to be firm allies in a battle against the capital city’s ongoing water crisis. Read moreFaith leaders step up during Jackson water crisis
Claims of more than 20 million people being pushed back into poverty Read moreFaith leaders declare moral emergency
Laken Tomlinson took off his New York Jets cap, folded his hands in front of his face and cried. Read moreLoss of firstborn daughter drives Jets’ Laken Tomlinson
On nearly every basketball court around the world – from NBA arenas to elementary school gyms – you’ll see players of all sizes regularly attempting long 3-point shots. There’s one man largely credited with transforming basketball from a must-see above the rim game to box office-long range s… Read moreSteph Curry to inspire with ‘I Have a Superpower’
What was your favorite possession when you were a child? Read moreYou ain’t playin’, not when it comes to racism
The school year has just begun, and you’re probably seeing lots of new faces. Read moreIt’s exciting to meet and make new friends, especially if they’re different
Aaliyah Manning’s dreams of becoming a psychologist ended abruptly during her freshman year at Potomac State in West Virginia when the cost of continuing her education became overwhelming. Read more‘Baby Bonds’ plan aims to narrow wealth gap
“In the Mirror” is a picture book for preschoolers about two Black siblings, a girl and a boy, who embrace their own self-worth. Read moreA reflection of greatness 'In the Mirror'
Sending young adults off to college can be anxiety-inducing for students and parents alike. Between newfound freedom, expanded workloads, reduced structure, academic competition, increased social comparison and the fact that they’re often miles away from home, life as an undergrad is largely… Read moreEating disorders during the college years
Leaders of the Southern Baptist Convention said Friday that several of the denomination’s major entities are under investigation by the U.S. Department of Justice in the wake of its multiple problems related to clergy sex abuse. Read moreSouthern Baptists face DOJ investigation
Memorial services for a Memphis-area pastor who was murdered in a carjacking incident in mid-July are being carried out this week. Read moreMemphis community grieves slain pastor
Pope Francis celebrated his first big Mass in Canada on Tuesday as reverberations echoed from his historic apology for the Catholic Church’s role in severing generations of Indigenous family ties by participating in Canada’s “catastrophic” residential school system. Read morePope honors grandparents after Indigenous apology
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THIS WEEK'S TOP 10
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Confronting the mental health crisis in our schools
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GM offers buyouts to executives to save $2 billion
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Rhythm by the River celebrates Black voices
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Did ‘woke’ policies about diversity spark bank’s collapse?
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Steve Gallon’s son faces attempted murder charges
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DeSantis’ Disney World board hints at future controversy
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Prostate cancer treatment can wait for most men
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Feds debunk Florida surgeon general’s vaccine claims
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Secrets to become competitive in a global career
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Judge rules against DeSantis-backed ‘Stop WOKE Act’
MARCH 22-28, 2023
Recent Obituaries
26, laborer, died March 12. Service 2 p.m.… Read moreSTANLEY RAGIN
70, supervisor, died March 11. Service 11… Read moreRONALD DELANCY SR.
80, transportation dispatcher, died March … Read moreMARGARET TOBIAS
82, LPN, died March 2 at Jackson North Hos… Read moreJESSIE MCKEVER BUTLER
Recent Headlines
- Bedlam on the beach: Officials struggle to calm spring break chaos as Ultra looms
- Confronting the mental health crisis in our schools
- North Miami Beach City Commission cleans house, fires City Manager Arthur "Duke" Sorey III
- Judge rules against DeSantis-backed ‘Stop WOKE Act’
- State House panel backs lowering age to buy guns
- Jury convicts 3 of murder in death of rapper XXXTentacion
- The abortion drug case: What's at stake for women
- Houston schools takeover stirring anger among activists