Teresa Graham+FollowFaithful = Happier? Pew Data Says Yes!Turns out, the stereotype of religious folks being less happy is way off. New Pew data shows people who stay active in their faith are more likely to report being 'very happy' than those who leave. For example, 85% of lifelong Latter-day Saints say they're happy, compared to 75% of former members. The more often you attend services, the happier you’re likely to be. So maybe there’s something to that Sunday morning routine after all! #Religion #Happiness #Faith300Share
Dr. Robert Barnes+FollowCelebs Are Heading Back to Church?!Did you see Chris Pratt and Joe Rogan talking about going back to church? Turns out, it’s not just them—tons of Americans are giving church another shot after years of skipping out. Studies show church attendance is actually ticking up, especially among young men. Beyond faith, people say it’s about finding community, better mental health, and even happier lives. Maybe there’s something to this whole ‘back to church’ thing after all! #Religion #ChurchTrends #FaithAndCommunity101Share
zlove+FollowGod sees everything you do Raphael's Sacramental Controversy completely confirms this statement, as God, Jesus, the Virgin Mary, and a host of other divine beings look down at the leaders of the Church on earth who are enthusiastically discussing the theological teachings on the Eucharist. The two worlds are connected through the central altar and communion box, forming a harmonious and unified whole. So Raphael was probably trying to convey the idea of always being in awe of the gods, because they are always watching over us! #Entertainment #Painting #religion #god6098576Share
zlove+FollowGod will punish all sins The fresco on the dome of the Cathedral of Our Lady of Perpetual Help in Florence, “The Last Judgment”, seems to use a realistic approach to present to us God's thunderbolt, and all sins will be punished. And the saved complete their own purification, surrounded by holy light So, once we have a sinful thought all have to calm down, whether we want to bear the punishment of God! #Entertainment#Painting#religion #god #sin2646680Share
danielthompson+FollowPiss ChristCan you believe that this photograph was taken after the artist immersed a crucifix statue in his own urine? The artist himself stated that it is a “personal meditation on religious visual symbols,” questioning the connection between faith, idol worship, and the body. So, what do you think of this highly controversial photographic technique? Is it for artistic expression, or just a gimmick to attract attention? #Entertainment#Photography#Religion#Jesus5281383Share
Teresa Graham+FollowFirst Millennial Saint: Carlo Acutis’ Wild StoryDid you know the Catholic Church is about to canonize its first-ever millennial saint? Carlo Acutis, who loved The Simpsons and soccer, built a website about miracles before passing away at 15. Now, he’s being honored alongside Pier Giorgio Frassati, another young legend who gave away his shoes to the poor. Both were regular people who did extraordinary things—proof that sainthood isn’t just for the old-school holy types. Miracles, video games, and real-life heroics? Wild. #Religion #CarloAcutis #MillennialSaint10Share
Lindsay Wood+FollowColumbia’s historic church comes back to lifeAfter 20 years, Mount Celestial Baptist Church’s grounds in McBaine are buzzing with hope again. Thanks to the For Columbia volunteers, overgrown brush and crumbling structures have been replaced by a new pavilion, hillside stairs, and a revitalized graveyard path. Pastor Warren-Norwood’s dream of seeing families gather and celebrate on this ancestral land is finally happening, with the first big event—a basket dinner—set for September 28. This isn’t just about restoring a building; it’s about honoring generations of community, faith, and history. What would you like to see next for this special place? #Religion #ColumbiaMO #CommunitySpirit00Share
Lindsay Wood+FollowColorado mom found after 20 years—thanks to a dreamAfter nearly two decades of heartbreak, the mystery of missing Lakewood mom Michelle Vanek has finally been solved in the most unexpected way. A local pastor, who once helped search for her, had a vivid dream where Michelle asked to be found by a team of women. Inspired, six women from Vail Mountain Rescue re-examined the case, leading to the discovery of Michelle’s belongings and remains just half a mile from where she vanished. This emotional closure has brought peace to her family and ended years of speculation. What do you think about the role of intuition and community in solving cold cases? #Religion #Colorado #MissingPerson00Share
Lindsay Wood+FollowMarshall mourns young athlete’s sudden lossA heartbreaking tragedy has shaken Marshall, Texas, as 15-year-old Estefani Cabrera collapsed during cross country practice and passed away from a sudden medical emergency. The community is rallying around her family, classmates, and teammates, offering support and prayers. It’s impossible not to feel the weight of this loss, especially as stories of young athletes facing medical emergencies during practice seem to be on the rise. Marshall High School is providing counseling for students and staff, reminding us all how important it is to look out for one another. How can we better protect and support our young athletes? #Religion #MarshallTX #CommunitySupport00Share
John Nelson+FollowErin Bates in ICU After Baby #7—Fans RallyErin Bates, from 'Bringing Up Bates' and a Duggar family friend, is in the ICU after giving birth to her seventh child, Henry. Her husband Chad shared on Instagram that Erin faced serious complications, including a severe UTI and septic shock, but baby Henry is doing well in the NICU. The internet is flooding the family with prayers and love as Erin continues to recover. This family’s strength and the outpouring of support is seriously moving. Hoping for a speedy recovery for Erin! #Religion #ErinBates #BringingUpBates3222Share
