On the Ballot: Brian Hodgers, Candidate for Florida House District 32

As part of our new “On the Ballot” series, Christians of Brevard is asking local Christian candidates five simple questions about faith, leadership, and public service.

On the Ballot: Mark Lightner, Candidate for Florida House District 32

As part of our new “On the Ballot” series, Christians of Brevard is asking local Christian candidates five simple questions about faith, leadership, and public service.

“We Want to Give Them the Light of Jesus”: Capernaum Place Opens in Melbourne

MELBOURNE — Community leaders and supporters gathered Thursday to celebrate the official opening of Capernaum Place, a new residential community designed to help young adults aging out of foster care transition into independent living. The $15 million project, developed by Wings of Grace Ministries, will provide housing, life-skills coaching and biblically

Built on Faith, Fresh Food, and Prayer: The Story of Garden of Eden Juicery

In the Marketplace is a new series sharing stories of faith, calling, and entrepreneurship from Christian-owned businesses across the Space Coast.

On the Ballot: Adam Dyer, Candidate for Brevard County Commissioner District 4

As part of our new “On the Ballot” series, Christians of Brevard is asking local Christian candidates five simple questions about faith, leadership, and public service.

Mayor Reflects on Grandfather's Ministry in Melbourne Faith, Family and Fatherhood Proclamation

MELBOURNE — The City of Melbourne officially recognized June as Faith, Family and Responsible Fatherhood Month during Tuesday night's City Council meeting, encouraging citizens to "unite, celebrate and uplift" the fundamental community pillars during the month of Father's Day. Before presenting the proclamation, Mayor Paul

Historic Eau Gallie Church Closes After More Than Six Decades of Ministry

MELBOURNE — After more than six decades of ministry on the Space Coast, Harbor City Baptist Church in Eau Gallie is closing its doors. The congregation's final service was held Sunday, May 10, bringing to a close a chapter of Brevard County church history that stretched back to 1963.

Palm Bay Mayor's Ball Raises $60,000 for Faith-Based Pregnancy Center

PALM BAY — Essential Pregnancy Center received more than $60,000 during the Palm Bay City Council's May 21 meeting following the success of the 2026 Mayor's Ball charity fundraiser. Held April 18, the annual event brought together more than 200 sponsors, community partners, local dignitaries, residents

Palm Bay Beats Melbourne to Faith, Family and Responsible Fatherhood Proclamation

PALM BAY — The Palm Bay City Council formally recognized June as “Faith, Family and Responsible Fatherhood Month” during its May 21 meeting, becoming the first Brevard municipality to adopt the proclamation after Melbourne had previously announced plans to do so at its June 9 meeting. Pastor Rusty Thomas of American

Palm Bay Church Responds With Prayer After Sanctuary Vandalized

PALM BAY — The House Church in Palm Bay is repairing damage to its sanctuary after an individual shattered several windows and front doors Sunday evening, according to a statement shared by church leadership Tuesday. Pastors Ken and Betsy Delgado said the individual appeared to be under the influence at the

Christ Is King Conference to Move Forward After Death of Former U.S. Rep. Bill Posey

COCOA — A June conference in Cocoa focused on Christianity and public life will move forward after the death of former U.S. Rep. Bill Posey, who had originally been scheduled to speak. The Christ Is King Conference, set for June 5-6 at Glory of God Anglican Church, is centered on

Melbourne City Council to recognize June as Faith, Family and Responsible Fatherhood Month

MELBOURNE — A significant moment recently took place before the Melbourne City Council and Mayor Paul Alfrey as a proclamation was formally presented recognizing the month of June as “Faith, Family and Responsible Fatherhood Month.” The proclamation, originally created through Citizens Defending Freedom, was brought before city leadership by Michael Stover