Calvary Chapel Parkland, one of our latest regional campuses, launched on Sunday, April 14. Having started as a Bible study in a clubhouse in a local community before moving to a coffeeshop, this new campus is a vital part of Vision 2023 as we seek to bring the hope and healing of the gospel to …
By Monique G. Bain, MAC, LAC, Acupuncture Physician In Chinese Medicine, we look at patients much like we look to nature in order to diagnose and find the body’s imbalances. According to Chinese philosophers, anything in the world can be broken down into 5 types of energy, The Five Elements: Wood, Fire, Earth, Metal, and …
By Steve Daigle, Campus Pastor Calvary Chapel Parkland According to the U.S. Census Bureau, more than 1 in 4 children live without a father at home. Research shows that children from father-absent homes are more likely to have behavioral problems, be drug and alcohol users, and commit crimes and go to prison. Almost all of …
Raised in Coral Springs, Bryan Velasquez is a father of three who spends his spare time engaged in fun activities with his kids Oliver, 9, Alice, 8, and Jack, 3. He says, “We are always exploring and finding new stuff to do around Coral Springs. I’m all about family.“ Bryan graduated from Marjory Stoneman Douglas …
By Stacy Case While the professional football players are getting ready to start minicamps with their teams next month, our community’s youth players are preparing to begin their respective season of play right in our backyard. The Parkland Flag Football League has been a mainstay sport in the city for more than two decades, in …
By Jamie Horowitz, Cherokee Tribe Chief In Northwest Broward County there are a group of fathers that have spent the year trying to establish a special bond with daughters. These dads are part of the YMCA Seminole Nation Indian Princess Program which fosters unique experiences between dads and daughters. These experiences include monthly meetings, fun …
