otaylor+FollowTasha & John Legend’s Epic Gospel CollabTasha Cobbs Leonard and John Legend just dropped a gospel banger called “Church” and it’s pure chills! They teamed up with their families and a full choir to create a song that’s all about finding faith beyond Sunday. Tasha was inspired by John’s old-school church roots, and a mutual friend made the collab happen. You can stream it now, and the music video drops Friday. This is the gospel moment we didn’t know we needed! #Religion #TashaCobbsLeonard #JohnLegend10Share
Lindsay Wood+FollowNotre Dame’s Apostles Are Back!Notre Dame’s iconic statues are finally back where they belong—perched on the spire, six years after that devastating fire. All 16 copper figures, including the 12 apostles and symbols of the four evangelists, are in place again. The catch? They’re still hidden by scaffolding, but by the end of August, you’ll be able to see them in all their glory. Wild to think these statues survived because they were out for restoration just before the fire! #Religion #NotreDame #Paris10Share
John Nelson+FollowFlorida true crime twist: Love, faith & betrayalA Florida true crime story is turning heads—two churchgoing couples, a mysterious disappearance during a duck hunt, and a tangled web of love and betrayal. When Mike Williams vanished, everyone believed alligators were to blame. But years later, secrets unravel as Kathy Winchester, refusing to let things go, digs into her husband’s past and uncovers shocking truths. Hulu’s new docuseries, 'Mr. & Mrs. Murder,' dives deep into this wild real-life mystery. What would you do if someone close to you went missing under suspicious circumstances? #Religion #TrueCrime #FloridaMystery00Share
Pamela Marshall+FollowSister Pat’s legacy lives on in ChicagoSister Patricia Murphy’s impact on Chicago’s immigrant community is unforgettable. For nearly 20 years, she stood outside the Broadview immigration center every Friday, offering prayers and support to families facing uncertainty. Even at 96, she was still finding ways to help—just two years ago, she helped launch a group to find shelter for refugee families. Her courage, compassion, and relentless advocacy inspired everyone around her. As we remember Sister Pat, let’s talk about how her spirit of kindness and activism can keep shaping our city. How do you think we can carry her legacy forward? #Religion #ChicagoCommunity #ImmigrantSupport00Share
Michael Butler+FollowIndy church’s dumpster drama hits community hardImagine running a food pantry, only to have your funds drained by someone else’s trash. That’s what Pastor Carroll at Greater Shepherd Missionary Baptist Church is dealing with—people keep dumping mattresses and garbage by their dumpster, costing the church money they’d rather spend helping neighbors. Even with locks and cameras, the problem keeps piling up, and now the church is nearly getting fined for trash that isn’t even theirs. Pastor Carroll’s message is simple: dumping your junk here isn’t just disrespectful, it takes away from the whole community. What do you think would actually stop this? #Religion #Indianapolis #CommunityMatters10Share
Lindsay Wood+FollowWorcester’s secret cake speakeasy in a churchHidden beneath a quiet Worcester church, Wildrose Baking is turning out some of the city’s most creative cakes and cookies—think hand-painted wedding cakes and “Caticorn” birthday treats—all from a basement kitchen! Jessica Larsen, a mom of two and culinary pro, started her custom bakery here after the pandemic upended her work-life balance. Thanks to a tip from another local baker, she found this unique spot, and now her viral videos have people lining up for her edible art. Would you order a cake from a secret basement bakery? What flavor or design would you dream up? #Religion #WorcesterEats #HiddenGems00Share
Dr. Robert Barnes+FollowL.A.'s Second Baptist Church enters a new eraAfter more than 30 years leading Second Baptist Church, Rev. Dr. William S. Epps is stepping down, marking the end of an era for L.A.’s oldest African American Baptist congregation. Under his guidance, the church survived tough times—pandemic closures, major renovations, and the ongoing fight for social justice—while staying rooted in faith and community. Dr. Epps’ legacy isn’t just about longevity; it’s about keeping the church relevant and united across generations. As the congregation looks ahead, what do you think is most important for a church to thrive in changing times? #Religion #LosAngeles #Community00Share
Lindsay Wood+FollowNashville church steps in to save Jefferson St. legacyMount Zion Baptist Church just bought the old Mary’s Bar-B-Que spot on Jefferson Street, outbidding outside developers to keep this historic North Nashville landmark in local hands. For neighbors who’ve watched the area change, this move feels like a big win for community pride and stability. The church plans to use the space for parking at first, but the real goal is a new Dream Center—offering programs, housing, and resources for residents. With so much of Jefferson Street’s history at risk, it’s inspiring to see a local institution step up. What do you think this means for the future of our neighborhood? #Religion #NorthNashville #CommunityLegacy00Share
Teresa Graham+FollowNotre-Dame’s Miracle Statue ReturnNotre-Dame just got back its Saint Thomas statue, and it’s kind of wild—the statue survived the 2019 fire because it was out for restoration days before the blaze! Now, all 16 original statues are back on the spire, and people are calling it a miracle. The statue’s still hidden by scaffolding, but come August, you’ll be able to see it in all its glory. Talk about a comeback story for the ages! #Religion #NotreDame #Paris50Share
Matthew Barnes+FollowCrenshaw neighbors unite for real changeCrenshaw just witnessed something powerful—hundreds of neighbors came together not just for free essentials, but for a real sense of hope and connection. Black Men United and People’s Independent Church of Christ, joined by Judge Greg Mathis, didn’t just hand out appliances and toiletries—they listened to what people actually need. Many volunteers were formerly incarcerated men now leading the way in giving back. This wasn’t just about charity; it was about rewriting the story for our community. What would you like to see next—more job training, mental health support, or regular grocery giveaways? Let’s talk about what Crenshaw truly needs. #Religion #Crenshaw #CommunityUnity00Share
