Tulsa church donates $250,000 to Lawton church to pay off debts
Tulsa church donates to Lawton church By Cheyenne Cole | January 10, 2021 at 5:50 PM CST - Updated January 10 at 5:50 PM
LAWTON, Okla. (TNN) - In December, Transformation Church in Tulsa donated $250,000 to Word Alive Church in Lawton to use to pay off debt and to help community members.
Last summer, Pastors Elijah and Sheridan Garcia set a goal for World Alive Church and its congregates: become debt-free by the end of 2020.
The husband and wife duo said they didn’t know how they would do it. Then one night in December, Sheridan woke up with a feeling she couldn’t shake. She knew she needed to submit a Crazy Faith Card to Transformation Church in Tulsa.
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Actor Bryan Cranston condemned the “cancel culture” phenomenon and urged Americans to embrace forgiveness in the new year.
Cranston, well-known for starring in the TV shows “Malcolm in the Middle” and “Breaking Bad,” made the comments during a video interview with The Associated Press Tuesday. “We live in this cancel culture of people erring and doing wrong, either on purpose or by accident,” he said.
Bryan Cranston hopes the new year brings changes to cancel culture. pic.twitter.com/CBtYHlSmec AP Entertainment (@APEntertainment) January 5, 2021
According to Cranston, the push to ostracize people who have made mistakes in the past or expressed unfashionable views results from “less forgiveness in our world.”
Faithful app hopes to lure Gen Z, unchurched, skeptics as welll as religious
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Justin Bieber s pastor, Chad Veach, is one of the Christian leader whose sermons, Instagrams, master classes and prayers are part of a new app called Faithful that launched this month. Capital Region pastors who are interested in sharing their words should fill out an online forms. The app curates content for the subscriber s needs or mood. Faithful cofounders believe there is a booming demand for religious content even among Gen Z social justice warriors and unchurched skeptics.CHAD BATKAShow MoreShow Less
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Seventh Spark CEO Marissa Bell is a Stanford University graduate who cofounded her company and this month, is launching Faithful, a brand new app. She sees religion as a potentially booming interest area, even among Gen Z social justice warriors and the unchurched. She welcomes Capital Region pastors, Christian social media influencers and activists interested in sharin
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Police investigate possible bomb threat at Chesterfield Wawa, reps say Representatives from a Wawa in Chesterfield say police are investigating a possible bomb threat at the location. (Source: WSFA) By NBC12 Newsroom | January 3, 2021 at 2:38 PM EST - Updated January 3 at 2:38 PM
CHESTERFIELD, Va. (WWBT) - Representatives from a Wawa in Chesterfield say police are investigating a possible bomb threat at the location. Representatives from the Wawa on Iron Bridge Road across from Transformation Church RVA said they received a bomb threat Sunday morning and called police.
Wawa officials said the area was evacuated and searched with K9s and officers, but they didn’t find anything suspicious.