Por: Los Angeles Times Opinion October 10, 2022
In the early 20th century, Los Angeles made its explosive leap from a largely agricultural town of some 100,000 people to a major metropolis more than 10 times that size. It enticed new residents with open space, mild weather and — just as importantly — freedom from regimented ways of thinking, especially in the religious realm. The main promoter of this heady combination of sunshine and spiritual seeking was the charismatic faith healer and... + full article
The Daily Beast USA Life October 16, 2022
If you were traveling through the verdant highlands, you might make a stop at the Abba Gärima monastery about three miles east of Adwa in the northernmost part of the country. If you were a man—and you’d have to be to gain entry into the Orthodox monastery—then you might... + más
Faith Matters: Eager to teach others about kingdom, principles, love of God | The Advocate
Op-Ed: Aimee Semple McPherson: The L.A. evangelist who built the world's first megachurch | Los Angeles Times
The Daily Beast USA Life October 09, 2022
Over the past year, a number of prominent ministers and pastors have faced public disgrace. Jeremy Foster, the former leader of Hope City Church in Houston, Texas—the fastest growing church in America— in January when it emerged he was engaged in an affair. In March, Brian... + más
Letters: Jesus, practicing Jew, unlikely to tolerate homosexuality, pastor replies | The Advocate
How a High School Production of ‘Jesus Christ Superstar’ Erupted Into a Culture War | The Daily Beast
The Advocate USA Sports October 06, 2022
State fisheries regulators are proposing substantially for the popular but likely overfished speckled trout. Louisiana biologists are recommending that the daily catch limit of speckled trout, also known as spotted seatrout, should be reduced from 25 to 15 fish per angler.The... + más
Mike Trout continues to be a model of dominant consistency for Angels | Los Angeles Times
Pogy boat dumps 900,000 fish off Louisiana coast, raising the ire of anglers and conservationists | The Advocate
CNBC USA Business October 02, 2022
CHARLESTON, South Carolina --- The death toll from rose Saturday to more than 77 as one of strongest and costliest storms to ever hit the U.S. pushed northward from the Carolinas leaving in its wake a trifecta of misery --- dangerous flooding, power outages and massive... + más
Haunting aerial images show Hurricane Ian's aftermath in Fort Myers, Sanibel Island | ABC7
Pictures: Florida Braces for Hurricane Ian as Storm Makes Landfall in Cuba | NBC 6 South Florida
NBC News USA Nation October 02, 2022
CHARLESTON, South Carolina --- The death toll from Hurricane Ian rose Saturday to more than 77 as one of strongest and costliest storms to ever hit the U.S. pushed northward from the Carolinas leaving in its wake a trifecta of misery --- dangerous flooding, power outages and... + más
E-PASS vs. SunPass: Which is better for drivers on Florida toll roads? | Orlando Sentinel
ABC7 USA World September 29, 2022
, according to video from CNN affiliates and , severing the Sanibel and Captiva islands' only connection to Florida's mainland.The videos from the causeway show two portions of the ramp to both bridges washed away, as well as a stretch of roadway that crossed an island... + más
Sanibel Island, Lee County facing impacts from Hurricane Ian | ABC News
Coast Guard airlifts couple, cats off inaccessible Sanibel Island | Newsweek
NBC 6 South Florida USA Nation September 25, 2022
Brett Davis/Getty Images Don Mattingly’s time in Miami reportedly is coming to an end. The longtime manager and the organization mutually agreed that 2022 will be his final season at the helm, according to Craig Mish and Jordan McPherson of . Don Mattingly and the Marlins have... + más
Don Mattingly won't be back as Marlins manager in 2023 | Associated Press
AP source: Mattingly won’t be back as Marlins manager in ‘23 | WPLG Local 10
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