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Chattanooga church and nonprofit unveil and bless four transitional apartments for youth aging out of foster care
Four apartments for young adults aging out of childcare were unveiled in Christ Church Episcopal's Project Canterbury building, neighboring the University of Tennessee at Chattanooga's campus.
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First Things First: The warning signs we may mistake for love
October is Domestic Violence Awareness Month, and recently our team completed domestic violence training with the Dr. Carol B. Berz Family Justice Center, a local organization we work closely with when families we serve are navigating unsafe relationships.
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Pastor Bo: Dinesh D’Souza, Calvinism, and the kitchen table
A few weeks ago, I opened X to post a morning Bible verse and had my attention captured by a seeming oddity.
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Powell: Ministry of small things
I'm a young leader at a new church revitalization in the Red Bank area, and I have some big dreams.
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Finding faith first: Finding God in silence
Life has been intense for my partner and I lately, as it is for most people.
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Local Christian ministries Youth Leader Collective and Pray for Me campaign amicably split
Two local Christian ministries that have been operating under the same umbrella, Youth Leader Collective and the Pray for Me campaign, will begin operating as independent nonprofits starting in January.
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Pastor Prose: A fresh start for faith, family and a free press
If you’re reading this, I assume you’re aware the Times Free Press (“TFP” to its friends) has recently undergone some serious changes in ownership and personnel, and you’ve been watching the news about this news outlet wondering what’s next.
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Ford: Maybe it’s not a mom fail
I'm pretty sure every mom has had an "Epic Mom Fail" moment. You know the ones — the moments we hope our kids forget, the moments when we wonder if our kids will be in therapy one day because of us.
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Pastor Bo: The blind guy and gospel grit
The wind was lightly swirling across the treacherous badlands of South Dakota.
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Bahá’ís of Chattanooga: ‘An invitation to thoughtful conversation’
Like many of you, I have a deep love for the founding ideals of our country.
