Lindsay Wood+FollowMonks’ Walk for Peace coming to CharlotteA group of Buddhist monks is trekking 2,300 miles across 10 states, and their Walk for Peace will pass right through Charlotte between January 10 and 20, 2026. Their journey isn’t a protest—it’s a call to awaken the peace and kindness already within us. If you spot them on the road, remember: this is a time for quiet reflection, not cheering. Aloka the Peace Dog, who joined the monks in India, will be along for the walk too! Keep an eye on their live map and Facebook for updates on the exact route. How do you feel about this peaceful movement passing through our city? #Religion #WalkForPeace #CharlotteNC00Share
Teresa Graham+FollowMonks’ Walk for Peace inspires Atlanta after tragedyA Buddhist monk’s journey for peace took a dramatic turn when Phra-Ajarnh Maha Dam Phommasan lost his leg after being struck during the Walk for Peace. Now back home in Snellville, he’s been reunited with fellow monks, and the movement has gained newfound attention across Atlanta. Phommasan’s resilience and outlook—finding peace even after such a life-changing event—has sparked conversations about safety, faith, and the power of community. How do you think this story changes the way we see peaceful protests and the risks people take for their beliefs? #Religion #WalkForPeace #Atlanta00Share
Dr. Robert Barnes+FollowBaltimore’s youth shine at Elevate 2025Baltimore just saw nearly 2,500 people—mostly kids and teens—come together downtown for Elevate 2025, the AME Zion Church’s winter conference. The energy was incredible, with families and leaders from all over gathering for powerful worship and hands-on workshops. What stood out most? The focus on helping young people grow in faith and leadership, right here in our city. It’s not every day you see this kind of commitment to nurturing the next generation. How do you think events like this shape our community’s future? #Religion #Baltimore #Elevate202500Share
kimberly31+FollowWaiting Feels Endless? Read This!Ever feel like your prayers are just hanging in the air? This is your sign: that confusing, slow season isn’t wasted. God’s timing might not make sense now, but it’s setting you up for something better than you imagined. What feels like a delay is actually preparation for a blessing you didn’t see coming. Trust the process—your breakthrough is closer than you think! #Religion #Faith #TrustTheProcess42Share
kimberly31+FollowMonks Walk for Peace: Injured but UnstoppableDid you see this? A group of Buddhist monks is literally walking across 10 states to spread peace—even after two of them got hurt when a truck hit their escort car. They’re still trekking, sharing daily updates (and poetry!) with 400k+ followers on Facebook. Their dog Aloka is basically a celebrity now. Next stop: Washington, D.C. Talk about dedication to kindness and non-violence! #Religion #MonksWalkForPeace #PeaceJourney27010Share
Michael Butler+FollowNew Year’s Eve Feels Hit Different This YearAnyone else feeling a little worn out but hopeful as the year ends? This New Year’s Eve isn’t about having it all together. It’s about letting go of the heavy stuff, being grateful for what got us through, and stepping into the new year a little lighter. You don’t need all the answers tonight—just a moment to breathe, reflect, and trust that good things are ahead. Let’s carry hope, not baggage, into 2026. #Religion #NewYearsEve #NewYearReflection21Share
otaylor+FollowYour 2026 Bible Verse, Zodiac Style!Ever wondered what Bible verse matches your zodiac sign as we head into 2026? This list pairs each sign with a scripture that totally vibes with your personality and what you might need most in the new year. Whether you’re an Aries who needs to chill or a Pisces looking for reassurance, there’s a verse here to guide your spiritual glow-up. Which one speaks to you? #Religion #BibleVerse #ZodiacSigns93Share
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
