Though tragic, the practice of falsifying pregnancies is not uncommon, shares David Kyle, director of “Blood Money,” a feature-length film, which seeks to expose the terrible realities of deception and greed in the abortion industry.

“If I hear one more well-rested, highly credentialed, self-helped, live-your-life-perfectly-like-me type tell me how to improve my life, I think I’m going to cry…” And so begins “Stories of Hope for the Sleep Deprived” by Tasha Levert, a pastor’s wife, mom, licensed counselor and sought-after women’s ministry speaker.

Nine-year-old Daniel Jones was born with kidney disease and the family knew in time, he would need a transplant. That time came two years ago. Following an operation, little Daniel began dialysis. His mother, Deana, said her son stopped eating and his growth began to slow down. Daniel was placed on a transplant list while the family anxiously waited.

During my first month as a church planter, I knew that I would encounter all kinds of questions about Remedy Church, why we exist, our plans for the future, what prompted us to launch in a movie theater, and whatnot. However, I was much less prepared to answer questions about what my church smelled like.

Maryland/Delaware Haitian churches are grieving. Members mourn lost and injured loved ones, or live in fear because they haven’t been able to make contact with their families. Haitian churches have become havens for members and other Haitians not affiliated with the church, needing places to go to share their grief.

Romance is in the air at Westminster Church. The church’s marriage ministry is blossoming in an amazing way. But it’s not cupid who’s making it happen, it’s the Holy Spirit.