Push Your Idea
When Asa Candler bought the formula for Coca-Cola from Atlanta pharmacist Dr. John Pemberton, the business was so small that he carried all the assets away in one horse drawn wagon. Candler had bought the formula because of the drink’s local popularity. The original recipe was: 1 quart alcohol 80 ounces of orange oil 40 […]
Evangelicals convene to affirm President Trump’s immigration policies and chart the path forward
Prominent faith and Hispanic community leaders convened to discuss President Trump’s recent executive orders about immigration enforcement policies, emphasizing their collective support for the administration’s policies, including border security, law enforcement, and the protection of vulnerable communities. Among the leaders present were Rev. Samuel Rodriguez, Jennifer Korn, Jentezen Franklin, Doug Clay, Gary Lewis, and Dan […]
Treat Everyone with Respect
Tom was born in 1874. His father was a lumber dealer. After school, Tom tried different income tracks. He sold pianos, organs, and later, sewing machines. He only failed when he attempted to broker stocks. After a bad experience with the stock company, Tom applied for a job with the National Cash Register company and […]
National “Solidarity Sunday” event declares there is no room for antisemitism
On Sunday, January 26, churches across America will join together for a groundbreaking moment of unity—Solidarity Sunday. In honor of International Holocaust Remembrance Day, Christian churches from coast to coast will stand shoulder-to-shoulder with the Jewish community, declaring their unwavering support during a time of rising global antisemitism. Coordinated by Eagles’ Wings and Moral Hearts […]
El Rev. Sam Rodríguez se une a líderes religiosos en la Oficina Oval para orar por el Presidente Trump
El reverendo Samuel Rodríguez se reunió el miércoles con otros influyentes líderes religiosos de todo el país en la Oficina de Fe de la Casa Blanca. Durante el encuentro, los asistentes compartieron con el presidente sus objetivos y preocupaciones en representación de sus comunidades. La reunión concluyó con un momento de oración en la Oficina […]
Prayer Works
I was walking one morning in the small mountain town where I grew up. I had just rounded the corner of a street in front of two houses. The homes stood across the street from each other, and I paused a moment to look at each house because my grandmothers had lived in them. Both […]
NHCLC Brings Critical Relief to Families Devastated by Southern California Fires
The National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference (NHCLC), led by Reverend Samuel Rodriguez, is partnering with the Trauma Healing Institute, American Bible Society and Convoy of Hope to bring much-needed critical relief to area families devastated by the southern California fires. The deadly Los Angeles-area fires continue to consume the region with more than 12,400 homes […]
Release Your Gifts
Aristotle was born in New York City to parents who had moved to the United States from Greece. His mother was an artist, and his father owned a restaurant. Aristotle spoke only Greek until he entered elementary school where he learned English. He and his brother, Gus, shined shoes and delivered newspapers to help the […]
Keep Moving Forward
Phil Simms was born on his grandfather’s farm in Springfield, Kentucky. He attended a small elementary school where he developed an early interest in sports. After his family moved to Louisville, he attended a Catholic high school and played football. Phil wanted to stay home for college and chose Morehead State University in eastern Kentucky. […]
Taylor University Announces Cultural Diversity Scholarships for 2025
Taylor University is offering an exciting opportunity for American ethnic students and individuals actively engaged in multi-ethnic communities through its Cultural Diversity Scholarships. These scholarships, ranging from $1,000 to full tuition, are aimed at students who have been accepted into Taylor University and have demonstrated leadership in spiritual, academic, and community settings. Eligible applicants will […]