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Faith Time: Ending domestic violence and abuse part I
SUMMARY: In a recent discussion on Faith Time, Erica Smith, assistant director for the North American Division of Seventh-day Adventists, addressed the church’s “End It Now” campaign, aimed at combating domestic violence, sexual violence, and human trafficking. The initiative reflects the church’s commitment to providing hope and healing to all individuals affected by these issues, both within and outside the faith community. Smith emphasized the importance of bringing awareness to the prevalence of abuse in faith settings, highlighting that it often goes unrecognized and can involve charismatic community leaders. The campaign fosters a supportive environment for survivors to share their stories.
We talk about the “End it Now” campaign
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Fountain Heights Farm Cooperative breaks ground on new community market
SUMMARY: Fountain Heights Farm Cooperative, a local community farm, is expanding by breaking ground on its first neighborhood market and community kitchen, the first in about 70 years. Co-founder Dominique Villanueva expressed hope that this “Heart of the Farm” project will inspire more investment in Fountain Heights. The cooperative offers a shared food subscription box program called “We All Eat,” where paying members help subsidize food for those in need. This expansion aims to ensure every family in the community has food on their table and serves as the first step toward creating more community-driven food initiatives across Birmingham.
Fountain Heights Farm Cooperative breaks ground on new community market
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Big demand and new technology for buying fireworks
SUMMARY: With the Fourth of July approaching, demand for fireworks is soaring, especially at Jerry’s Fireworks in Theodore. Popular items include the “gunfighter,” “crickets” fountains, and 16-shot aerial bursts that shoot 70-80 feet high. Sales have outpaced past years, with many products nearly sold out. To enhance the buying experience, employees introduced PyroScan technology, allowing customers to scan barcodes and view videos demonstrating each firework’s effects on a TV screen. Shoppers are purchasing everything from sparklers to large sets, eager to celebrate safely. The store emphasizes safety as the festivities near.
Bigger sales and new technology mark the 2025 Fourth of July holiday
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20th Annual Miracle Bash | July 2, 2025 | News 19 at 5 p.m.
SUMMARY: The 20th Annual Miracle Bash on July 2, 2025, benefits the Melissa George Neonatal Memorial Fund at Huntsville Hospital. Anchors Ben Hoover and Amy George play special roles, with Chris and Amy reflecting on over $6.1 million raised since 2005. Amy, a former WHNT News 19 anchor, lost her premature twin Melissa shortly after birth; her surviving sister Catherine was saved thanks to NICU care. The fund supports advanced NICU equipment and family services, aiding over 1,200 babies yearly. The community’s ongoing generosity and the George family’s dedication have significantly improved neonatal care, honoring Melissa’s memory and saving lives.
Ben Hoover sat down with Chris and Amy George to look back at all the dollars that have been raised and what those contributions from the community have been able to accomplish.
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