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Faith Archive

May 31, 2018
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Shine bright, change the world

Shine bright.

Navarre High School’s graduates said this phrase repeatedly the evening of May 24 during the annual Baccalaureate Service at the Navarre Days Inn and Suites Conference Center. This was the lesson Pastor Ray Millsap wanted the graduates to take into the world.

May 24, 2018

Church of Nazarene to launch in Navarre

Creating a new church is like planting a seed. It requires work, tending and time, said Pastor Gary Monk.
May 17, 2018

Family united after 54 years

After 54 years, William Roan Bush of Navarre had given up any hope that he would meet his older sisters.
May 10, 2018

Festival brings food, culture, faith across continents

Sounds of sizzling pots of authentic cuisine mixed Sunday afternoon with the tunes of traditional Thai music at the Wat Florida Buddharam Buddhist temple of Navarre during the Thai Food and Culture Festival.  
May 3, 2018

Navarre First Assembly of God members build church in Belgium

A year and a half ago, a team of Navarre handymen loaded into a plane and flew over the Atlantic to the tiny town of Botassart in the southern part of Belgium near the border of France.
Apr 26, 2018

Brain Bag babies turn 1

Human brains undergo the single greatest period of development, learning and growth during the first three years of life. From the very moment they open their eyes to the world, children are sponges.
Apr 19, 2018

What’s the right age for cell phones and social media?

On average, children receive their first cell phone at age 10 the New York Times reports.
Apr 12, 2018

Is the adolescent brain ready for social media freedom?

From a brain development standpoint, an adolescent is defined as anyone between the ages of 10 and 25.
Apr 5, 2018

April is National Child Abuse Prevention month

April is National Child Abuse Prevention month, and FamiliesFirst Network (FFN) of Lakeview Center wants the community to know how they can help keep children safe from harm.
Mar 22, 2018

What children see on social media matters

What children see on social media matters. For a developing child’s brain the whirlwind of content online, from violent acts of self harm to oversexualization of children, can have direct effects to a child’s overall well-being and cognitive development according to researchers such as psychologist L. Rowell Huesmann.
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