Local pastor, family visit biblical sites
Pastor for Encompass Navarre Lance Whorton and his family made a pilgrimage to the Holy Land last week as part of a mission trip to grow their faith.
Outgoing young man seeking home
Neil is a handsome young man with a very friendly, strong and outgoing personality.
First Baptist unveils expansion plans
First Baptist Church of Navarre is bursting at the seams, and in response the church staff has proposed construction of a 16,800-square-foot Family Life Center.
Go in faith, graduates
Amid the diplomas, tassels and celebration Navarre High School’s soon-to-be graduates took a moment to honor God Monday during baccalaureate at St. Sylvester’s Catholic Church.
Refuge for Women luncheon raises funds and awareness
Dozens gathered Saturday at the Freedom and Hope Luncheon at the Days Inn and Suites Conference Center in Navarre to learn more about the struggles of human trafficking and the road to recovery for those that escape.
Danger lurks in phone apps
Social media applications and websites have allowed more people to be connected than ever before across vast distances. Some of these apps and sites even make it possible for users to meet complete strangers in their area, but there is danger in these tools.
Momentum Music debuts first studio album
The worship team from Momentum Church is gearing up for its debut album release party at the Imogene Theatre on May 12. Momentum Music’s first studio album, Hope Has A Name, will feature original music and lyrics from the band that plays live each week at the Gulf Breeze and Navarre locations of Momentum Church.
Creative, curious boy seeking forever family
Cameron is an active, energetic young man with a flair for style and looking good.
Navarre’s children need foster homes
For victims of child abuse and neglect, being removed from their home can be a scary experience.
Child abuse trauma leaves lifelong scars inside
Steven, a teen from Walla Walla, Washington, did what so many other teens do: He smoked weed and took an array of other drugs. He was put on probation for criminal offenses and, at the age of 17, he nearly killed himself from an overdose. He skipped enough school that he was on the verge of being expelled. He said he hated authority and the government.






