The many people who are fed on Saturdays at the First Methodist Church of Crestview’s soup kitchen include homeless folks, as well as individuals who have a roof over their head but no electricity, soup kitchen leaders Steve and Deb Lubas said.
Members of Hope Crest Church invite the community to help commemorate the church’s first anniversary at the fun and family-friendly Celebration of Hope.
Members of churches such as CrossWay Community Church in Crestview and First Baptist Church of Milligan played big roles in this year’s Operation Christmas Child campaign.
Featuring members of the NWF SHARE theatre program, “The Living Nativity: Your Personal Journey to the Manger,” is coming to Laurel Hill Presbyterian Church.
First Baptist Church of Crestview’s sixth annual walk-through event called “Experience Christmas” will include a dazzling display of over 100 decorated Christmas trees in the church’s historic stained-glass chapel.
Chevon Corlew-Coleman, a Crestview gospel singer, songwriter and musician who has sung the national anthem at several major local events, opened for gospel artists such as Larnell Harris, Donnie McClurkin, and Marvin Sapp, and written for Grammy Award-winning gospel singer CeCe Winans, will highlight the upcoming FOR THAT Benefit Concert.
A full congregation of members and guests showed up to sing and worship God’s praises and listen to His word at the recent Pine Terrace Baptist Church Revival in Milton.
After earning his associate’s degree, he worked as a pastor at First Baptist Church Chattahoochee before coming to Baker to become the youth pastor at Pilgrim Rest Baptist Church in 2012.
Jeff Spooneybarger, a Northwest Florida native, has spent his entire life at the front of the church.
Growing up, he would sit in the front row and attend every Wednesday and Sunday.
Benjamin Donnell and his wife, Alley, are both entrepreneurs. The pair, who have been married for almost nine years, talked daily about what kind of business they wanted to open.
“We would think about what it would look like to open a café with maybe sandwiches and coffee,” Benjamin Donnell said. “We were always talking about something, and the Lord opened the door for us to do something with ice cream and that is the direction we decided to go into. We knew this is what we needed right now.”
