Faith Archive

Instead of quiet church pews, Community Life United Methodist Church in Gulf Breeze will be packed with sparkling dresses, tailored tuxedos and dancing people Feb. 9, 2018, for the second annual Night to Shine.

While many children will be making lists to send off to Santa Claus asking for things they want for Christmas, the season can also be a time of giving, no matter the age, said St. Paul United Methodist Church Pastor Christina Shaver.

An anonymous donor has come forward to offer local victims of sex trafficking a safe place to heal. He has pledged to match every dollar donated in November to Refuge for Women of the Emerald Coast, up to $10,000.

First Baptist Church of Navarre cleared another hurdle Nov. 9 on the road to expanding its children’s ministry.

November is National Adoption Month, and FamiliesFirst Network (FFN) of Lakeview Center is inviting members of the community to come out throughout the month for the annual Art of Adoption photographic exhibit.

Anti-bullying T-shirts, tutus, body suits and even traffic cones were among the orange attire donned by hundreds of students that flooded Navarre High School’s football field Oct. 25 for Unity Day.

Roughly three of every four teens currently in a church youth group will not be sitting in a pew after they graduate high school.

Hailey is a beautiful and very gregarious young woman. She is funny, outgoing and very personable.

Navarre High School students will unite Oct. 25 for a day of kindness, acceptance and inclusion as part of national Unity Day.

Adults with intellectual and developmental disabilities in Gulf Breeze and Navarre could have a day facility as early as January after The Arc Gateway approved funding in its 2018 budget to open and operate such a program.