Pamela Marshall+FollowMonks Walk for Peace—Even After a CrashA group of Buddhist monks is literally walking across the U.S. for peace, and not even a scary accident could stop them. After two monks were injured when a truck hit their escort car, the group kept going, now trekking through Georgia with their loyal dog Aloka and 400k+ Facebook fans cheering them on. Their journey is all about spreading kindness, compassion, and non-violence—talk about dedication! #Religion #MonksWalkForPeace #PeaceJourney435Share
Dr. Robert Barnes+FollowWhy Watch Night Is Deeper Than NYEWatch Night isn’t just about ringing in the new year—it’s a powerful tradition rooted in Freedom’s Eve, when Black communities gathered in 1862 to await the Emancipation Proclamation. Today, churches across the country still hold these late-night services filled with prayer, music, and hope, reflecting on the past and looking forward to a brighter future. It’s way more meaningful than just a midnight countdown! #Religion #WatchNight #NewYearsEve10Share
Michelle Jackson+FollowColumbia’s Bishop Hewitt inspires with bold outreachBishop Paul Hewitt is making waves in Columbia by breaking down barriers between the church and the community. His approach isn’t just about Sunday sermons—he’s out there connecting with people from all walks of life, drawing on lessons from his civil rights activism in Philadelphia. Hewitt’s belief in “creative porosity” means he wants the church to be open and available to everyone, not just its members. It’s a refreshing take on what it means to serve, and it’s sparking real change in how faith and community interact here. How do you think local leaders can make an even bigger impact? #Religion #ColumbiaSC #CommunityImpact00Share
Matthew Barnes+FollowMonks Walk for Peace (and a Dog!)Buddhist monks and their adorable dog Aloka are literally walking across the U.S. to spread peace—even after a scary car accident! They’ve already trekked from Texas to Georgia and are headed for D.C., sharing good vibes, poetry, and updates with 400k+ fans on Facebook. Aloka the Peace Dog is stealing hearts, too. If you spot them, you’re witnessing a real-life peace parade! #Religion #MonksWalkForPeace #PeaceJourney450Share
lmiles+FollowCountry Star Breaks the CycleJesse Keith Whitley just got real about his recent health scare and lifelong battle with addiction. After hitting rock bottom with pancreatitis, he leaned on faith and family to pull through—and now he’s back, healthier and sober. With his dad’s legacy in mind, Jesse’s determined to rewrite his story and break the cycle. Honestly, seeing someone come out stronger is the kind of hope we all need! #Religion #CountryMusic #SobrietyJourney30Share
Lindsay Wood+FollowGod’s Got Bigger Plans Than Your PastEver look back and realize things worked out way better than you could’ve planned? That’s not luck—it’s God working behind the scenes. The wild part? The future He’s prepping for you isn’t just a rerun of what you’ve already lived. It’s bigger, richer, and full of purpose. When you focus on His goodness instead of your worries, peace and hope start to grow. Trust that what’s coming is way better than what’s behind you! #Religion #FaithJourney #TrustGod192Share
Dr. Robert Barnes+FollowMonks walk for peace draws Trilith’s biggest crowdMore than a thousand people bundled up and lined the streets near Trilith Studios to welcome Buddhist monks on their cross-country peace walk—making it their largest crowd yet. These monks, joined by their rescue dog Aloka, are walking from Texas to Washington, D.C., spreading messages of peace, healing, and mindfulness. Locals described the moment as deeply moving, comparing it to the Civil Rights Movement and saying it brought a much-needed sense of unity and hope. Would you have braved the cold to join them? How do you think public acts like this shape our communities? #Religion #MonksWalkForPeace #Trilith00Share
Michelle Jackson+FollowNBC LA’s 30-minute Scientology ad sparks outrageA 30-minute Church of Scientology ad recently aired on NBC Los Angeles, and Leah Remini isn’t holding back. She’s warning that viewers could easily mistake the paid segment for actual NBC programming, potentially drawing in people who have no idea what they’re watching. Remini, who’s been outspoken since leaving Scientology, called this a serious misstep for a major network. She’s urging the community to speak up and let NBC LA know this shouldn’t happen again. What do you think—should local stations be more transparent about paid content, especially from controversial groups? #Religion #LosAngeles #Scientology70Share
Matthew Barnes+FollowPaul Kim’s Son Needs a MiraclePaul Kim just shared heartbreaking updates about his 5-year-old son Micah, who’s fighting for his life after a sudden medical emergency. He’s been in the ER, had surgery near his heart, and is now on life support. Paul’s not sharing all the details, but he’s asking everyone for prayers and support. The outpouring from fans and celebs is unreal. It’s a reminder of how quickly life can change and how much community matters. #Religion #PaulKim #MicahKim40Share
Michael Butler+FollowAncient Cave Used for 'Death Magic' Rituals?Archaeologists just found a cave near Jerusalem that was basically the ultimate haunted hangout in Roman times. Human skulls, oil lamps, and weapons were hidden in crevices—apparently used for necromancy rituals to chat with the dead! The cave’s deep shaft was seen as a portal to the underworld, and people left offerings to try to predict the future or summon spirits. Imagine stumbling on a real-life 'oracle' site straight out of a horror movie! #Religion #Archaeology #History00Share
