The FBI maintains a database of more than 641 images of U.S. citizens. However, the database compiled by Clearview AI, a startup company, is comprised of 3 billion pictures.
Eight-year-old Landyn Wadsworth purchased 600 pounds of dog and cat food, as well as blankets and treats for the abandoned or neglected animals. Detroit Lions quarterback Matthew Stafford and his wife, Kelly, surprised three fatherless boys at home a few days before Christmas.
“I told my coaches in our first meeting, ‘If you miss a ballgame, a recital, anything to do with your children, I’ll fire you.’ Because I missed a lot of mine. And those years don’t come back,” Arians said.
Mr. Grindstaff didn’t need to be baptized in order to receive forgiveness for his sins and to enjoy the promise of eternal life. He knew that, but did it anyway to send a message to those who knew him.
Michael Esmond contacted the local utility and learned 36 of his neighbors were at risk of having their utilities disconnected this month. Then, he forked over $4,600 to pay off their past due bills.
What if we all followed young Braxton’s example by identifying a need in our own local communities, then uniting all family members to work together with others to meet that need?
A church in California (of course) opted to create a nativity scene where Joseph, Mary and Jesus are all locked away in separate cages. Lead
World Vision has launched a new initiative so kids can now choose their own American sponsors in a program called “Chosen.”
Former Victoria’s Secret model Nicole Weider walked away from a lucrative modeling career to follow Jesus and help other women see their worth in God.
Through its Thrive Financial Initiative, 12 denominations launched a movement this summer called the “Bless Your Pastor” campaign to promote 50 ways to help pastors.
