In fast-growing communities like Navarre and Gulf Breeze, it is likely that many new residents are perusing church websites to find their new “church home.”
One of the key criteria that influences that decision is a church’s approach to corporate worship.
Over the Labor Day weekend, 23 youths and nine adult helpers from Concord Presbyterian Church in Gulf Breeze went on a retreat to Adventures Unlimited Outdoor Center (AUOC) in Milton.
At the end of August, Christ Evangel Christian Fellowship (christevangel.org) closed on a property at the north end of State Highway 87 near Southern Raceway, for the site of a future church facility.
John Kerns had grown tired of the misconception among local churches that worshippers could not be baptized more than once.
In 1995, he took it upon himself to start a church service that encouraged performing baptisms as a way for followers to rededicate themselves to the Lord at any time in their lives.
A Pensacola-based charitable organization, Diligent Act of Love for Haiti (https://www.dalove.org), is spearheading a relief drive for families impacted by the recent disasters in this country.
On Sunday, July 25 church members and friends of Navarre United Methodist Church (NUMC) gathered in the newly renovated sanctuary for worship for the first time in seven months.
For two weeks in June, a team of 20 high school students and six leaders from Community Life Methodist Church (CLC) in Gulf Breeze traveled to Anchorage, Alaska to work alongside Chugach Covenant Church (c3anchorage.org) and Pastor Ben Schoffmann.
