Faith Archive

On April 12 at 5:30 p.m., Navarre United Methodist Church held a called charge conference to determine the future of a piece of property it owns known as ‘The Den.’

By Lee Strobel

It was the worst news I could get as an atheist: my agnostic wife had decided to become a Christian. Two words shot through my mind. The first was an expletive; the second was “divorce.”

Praise and worship through song has long been a staple of the Christian faith and faith in general. From hymnals to calls to prayer, churches around the globe celebrate and express their religious beliefs through singing.

For Christians, getting as close to God as they can is the top priority.

On Wed. Mar. 23, they had the chance to get up close and personal with His word.

Many churches have ministries that support charitable causes and serve the underprivileged. Very few, however, focus on hygiene products for children.

The Apostolic Lighthouse Church of Navarre has been collecting hygiene products since 2010.

Navarre United Methodist Church is used to hosting speakers and the occasional Christian band, but they don’t usually have rising stars in country music stop by.

On Mar. 25, the church’s sanctuary will be the stage for Jessie Ritter.

First Baptist Church of Navarre (FBCN) youth group and young adults searched for clues throughout Navarre during a scavenger hunt March 12.

There are many religious holidays and times of observance in Christianity, but the Lenten season is a special time to reflect on Christ’s message and people’s role in that message.

What began as an outreach to Navarre United Methodist Church in 1995 has been transformed into a church without walls in a Navarre Beach parking lot.

About 20 miles north of Milton there is an idyllic home where race, age, gender, and ability know no boundaries.

My Father’s Arrows is a distinctly Christian children’s home for hurting children who have been abandoned by everyone else.