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In terms of its relationship to providing uplifting news, Good News FL serves as a counterbalance to the predominantly negative news cycles that tend to dominate traditional outlets. It emphasizes the positive contributions of individuals and organizations within Florida, celebrating local heroes, innovative initiatives, and heartwarming moments. By focusing on these uplifting narratives, the site seeks to inspire readers to engage with their communities and recognize the good happening around them. Ultimately, **Good News FL** provides a refreshing and optimistic perspective, encouraging both residents and visitors to appreciate the positive aspects of life in Florida.
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After a decade of worshiping at Western High School in Davie, Greenhouse South Florida is merging with First Christian Church of Fort Lauderdale, a 114-year-old church that is one of original houses of worship in Fort Lauderdale. Calling it “the most historic moment since our church began,” Jon Lash, lead pastor of Greenhouse South Florida, explained, “We had been praying and trusting God for...
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Hundreds of community supporters and sports enthusiasts celebrated the Florida Panthers, back-to-back 2024 & 2025 Stanley Cup Champions, at History Fort Lauderdale’s 29th annual History Makers fundraiser at War Memorial Auditorium on January 8. Presented by Alligator Ron & Ali Bergeron, Miles & Tara Forman and Murphy Family Charitable Trust and hosted by WSVN 7 Sportscaster Donovan...
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At Palm Beach Atlantic University (PBA), we believe in training, mentoring, and supporting students who are ready to make a difference for Christ. Today, future spiritual leaders must be rooted in love, humility, compassion, and truth before they begin serving others. In this month’s issue of Heart and Soul, Dr. Bryan Froehle, professor of practical theology, shares how PBA’s growing focus on...
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“Going boldly where no man has gone before…while doing so without Captain Kirk or First Officer Spock to lead us out of the coming storm,” is how Paul Tuder Jones described today’s monetary easing cycle, staggering annual fiscal deficits, $38T+ of debt and lofty asset valuations from wealth effect policies over near two decades. Concluding, “Can’t say when, but it won’t end well.” We all have...
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A truth is always true. I am not a believer in work/life balance but rather work/life rhythms. I find that rhythms are more realistic. Sometimes my life is at peace, and I can experience the joy of tranquility, and at other times my life is chaotic and stormy — anything but relaxed. Do you ever feel that way? Lately, my life has felt a little stormy, and the discernment and wisdom that God...
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February is the month of hearts, flowers, cards and kind words. Valentine’s Day reminds us to say “I love you” more often. Scripture, however, gently challenges us to go further. In 1 John 3:18 we are reminded, “Dear children, let us not love with words or speech but with actions and in truth.” Love according to the Gospel is meant to be lived, not just spoken. Maria’s story Maria’s story...
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Brothers Big Sisters (BBBS) of Broward County announced its 2026 Bigs of the Year in celebration of National Mentoring Month in January, honoring extraordinary volunteers whose commitment, consistency and compassion have made a lasting difference in the lives of local youth. This year’s honorees include: Big Brother of the Year, Alexander Salow; Big Sister of the Year, Selina Hightower;...
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Years ago, I was standing in the front yard of one of the boys’ homes at Sheridan House having a heated discussion with one of the twelve-year-old boys in the program. He had been accused of doing something at school …something he had done many times before. This child was pleading with me to believe that he had not done what he was accused of. I told him that history had proven otherwise and...
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“Your love has given me great joy and encouragement, because you, brother, have refreshed the hearts of the Lord’s people” (Philemon 7 NIV). It was the 1960s. What a time to be in high school. In fact, I have always felt a tinge of sorrow for those who were not teenagers during the golden oldies days of the sixties. Those were the days of pep rallies and pompoms, glasspack mufflers and...
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This year as we celebrate the 250th anniversary of the Declaration of Independence, it’s vital that we remember not only the moment of our founding but also the spiritual movement that preceded it. Long before July 4, 1776, there was a stirring of hearts and a revival of faith. The Great Awakening of the 1730s and 1740s swept across the American colonies, laying the spiritual groundwork for the...