Faith Archive

November is National Adoption Month. This month Navarre Press will be featuring content about the adoption process as well as children up for adoption in our area.

Walls, both physical and verbal, came down as 11 missionaries from Navarre First Assembly of God worked in the Cuban town of San Antonio De Los Baños to help rebuild a church more than 100 years old.  

For Oriole Beach Elementary School teacher, Daphne Luchsinger, her art is a “God thing.”

Some days are easier than others for Darnell and Cheryl Deas in the weeks and months since their son’s death.  Darnell Deas Jr. committed suicide in June.

The last names and location of the families in this story have been omitted at the request of the parents to protect the families.

Sage Chambers was in one of his first practices as a college quarterback at Huntingdon. As he prepared to throw, something went wrong.

From the moment Riley was born, doctors did not give him a good prognosis.

Along Pensacola Beach, above a surf shop and marina, there is worship going on every Sunday as a fledgling church brings God to the coast.

Navarre High School is no stranger to suicide. The school with a population of more than 2,000 has seen three students choose to take their own lives in the last two years.

AJ Jefferson is like a lot of us. He’s had his challenging moments, dealing with the ups and downs that come with the roller coaster of life.