Faith leaders try to combat stigma of mental illness, suicide
Lead pastor Kurt Lange at East Coast International Church north of Boston texted Kristen Kansiewicz, “How do you know if a person is emotionally healthy?”
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Facebook groups connect community, encourage people to pay it forward during coronavirus pandemic
Facebook groups centered around drinking might not sound like the most important thing during the coronavirus pandemic, but its doing more for the community than you might think.
How This L.A. Marathoner Turned Running With Dogs Into a Full-Time Job
Some of the dogs, who were previously considered “dog aggressive” are now calmer and friendlier with other dogs.
Religious coworking spaces encourage faith, careers
People are flocking to coworking spaces because they are often less expensive than renting out a dedicated office for your business. Plus, many coworking offices come with administrative staff, access to printers, Wi-Fi and meetings rooms. But they are also popular for the social benefits: free coffee and snacks, regular happy hour events, “Zen rooms” and showers.
Why Do We Make It so Hard for Disabled People to Go to College, Get a Job?
Although there have been great strides since the Americans with Disabilities Act was put in place 29 years ago, long-standing problems persist. One of them is the unemployment rate for disabled people, which “has pretty much stayed the same since World War II,” said Felicia Nurmsen, managing director of employer services at NOD.
Secular Student Alliance has seen growth at religiously affiliated colleges
These two roommates are starting Fordham University’s first Secular Student Alliance chapter — one of 10 new chapters that have been started recently at religiously affiliated schools.
Foster mother of more than 100 children works to recruit Latino families
Twenty-seven years and more than 100 foster children later, Noemi Amezcua is working to convince other Latino families to offer themselves as parents to kids in need.
Dublin crypts reconsecrated after 800-year-old skull stolen from mummy known as The Crusader
Those at Winterfell should take note: the crypts might not be the safest place.
Clocking In: The Caregivers Who Step in to Care for California’s Most Fragile Kids
Angels in Waiting is a nonprofit made up of nurses who step up to care for medically fragile babies and children in foster care in California.
‘Walk of Faith’ tour tells tale of Hollywood’s Christian beginnings
April Clemmer, a Los Angeles resident and a Baptist herself, came up with the Walk of Faith tour last winter, after spending a decade researching Hollywood history.
Bringing Light 