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MERRITT ISLAND — Christians, students and community volunteers are coming together to reclaim a deteriorated former church property on Merritt Island and restore it as a gathering place for local churches, families and community organizations. The effort is centered at Tapestry Community Christian Center, where volunteers are preparing the three-acre
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PERSPECTIVE — I was never going to vote again. I had just read “The Politics of Jesus” by John Howard Yoder and was absolutely convinced that getting involved in the political rancor of my culture would lead me down an unredeemable path of spiritual fornication with Babylon! I reasoned that, yes,
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PERSPECTIVE — Government largely operates while “we the people” pay little attention, yet its decisions affect nearly every area of life. Those elected to office impact things like taxes, community development, medical issues, and even roadways. We hope those people make good decisions, yet few citizens get involved with the processes
PALM BAY — Local Christian pastors and ministry leaders gathered at Palm Bay City Hall earlier this week to pray over city leadership, municipal offices, and the future direction of the city, at the invitation of Rob Medina, Mayor of Palm Bay. The gathering on Tuesday evening included pastors from several
MELBOURNE — Gubernatorial candidate James Fishback delivered remarks Sunday, Jan. 4, at a housewarming gathering for the Storms family of American Reformation Church in Melbourne. In a brief, three-minute address, Fishback emphasized Christian principles as central to his campaign. Fishback, who comes from a background in investment management, entered the
MELBOURNE — There was an added bustle to the morning’s rhythm last Wednesday at Love INC of Brevard’s Melbourne headquarters. As staff members prepared for the 10 a.m. opening of the Village Thrift Shop, others arrived for a special monthly gathering set aside to hear from God and
MELBOURNE — An outreach event held Saturday, Dec. 13, at New Mt. Zion Church on University Boulevard drew more than 425 people, resulting in over 40 professions of faith and 21 baptisms, according to event organizers. The Christmas Block Party was organized through a collaboration of local churches led by Fire
Dozens of young adults from churches across Brevard County gathered earlier this month for the inaugural Brevard Young Adults Worship Night at Calvary Chapel Eau Gallie—a countywide evening of worship, prayer, and connection designed to strengthen unity among Space Coast ministries. At the heart of the effort is Sam
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In our “On the Ballot” series, Christians of Brevard is asking local Christian candidates for office five simple questions about faith, leadership, and public service.
FLORIDA — Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier called for going “above and beyond” the state’s six-week abortion ban, saying Florida should use every available legal and regulatory tool against abortion clinics and abortion pills while advancing fetal personhood and ultimately seeking an end to abortion in the state. In
In our “On the Ballot” series, Christians of Brevard is asking local Christian candidates for office five simple questions about faith, leadership, and public service.
OBITUARY — Warren Dale Sumrall, the longtime Merritt Island evangelist whose Scripture signs became a familiar sight to generations of students traveling to Merritt Island High School, died Sept. 13 at his home after a brief illness. He was 88. For nearly four decades, Sumrall stood along North Courtenay Parkway on
In our “On the Ballot” series, Christians of Brevard is asking local Christian candidates for office five simple questions about faith, leadership, and public service.
BREVARD COUNTY — Representatives from more than 23 churches across Brevard and beyond gathered Oct. 3 for the ARISE Special Needs Ministry Conference, highlighting growing attention to how churches can better serve individuals with disabilities and their families on the Space Coast. The conference was organized by the Brevard Special Needs
In our “On the Ballot” series, Christians of Brevard is asking local Christian candidates for office five simple questions about faith, leadership, and public service.
MELBOURNE — A 1904 postcard depicting Melbourne’s old Bluff Walk offers a small but striking glimpse into the religious life of the city’s Christian community at the beginning of the 20th century. The postcard, dated Dec. 11, 1904, depicts Melbourne’s historic Bluff Walk overlooking the Indian River and
In our “On the Ballot” series, Christians of Brevard is asking local Christian candidates for office five simple questions about faith, leadership, and public service.
OBITUARY — Kevin Morris, a Brevard County Sheriff’s Office senior homicide agent who was also remembered across the community as “Pastor Kevin” and “Coach Kevin,” died Saturday in a wrong-way crash on Interstate 95 while responding to a deputy-involved shooting in Mims. Morris, 55, previously served as a
BREVARD — Hope 106.3 gathered supporters from across Brevard’s Christian community Sunday evening for its 2026 Vision Night, celebrating growth at the local Christian radio station while looking toward its continued reach across the Space Coast. Mitch Hildebrant, a station volunteer and congregant of Calvary Chapel Melbourne, opened the
Debate over Matthew’s Hope’s participation in last month’s Space Coast Pride Festival continued this week after the homeless ministry announced in a Facebook post Wednesday that a few churches had chosen to pull support. The controversy, covered previously by Christians of Brevard, began in August when Matthew’
