Medical Marijuana returns to session

January 20, 2016

      By Kiaira Nixon Outlook Writer Florida lawmakers are making their way to the capitol for the 60 day Legislative session of 2016. One bill in particular is being altered to benefit patients and farmers.   Imagine a child suffering from frequent seizures and the only thing that

CALHOUN LIBERTY HOSPITAL, CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER ANNOUNCE HOSPITAL TASK FORCE

January 11, 2016

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 11, 2016 CALHOUN LIBERTY HOSPITAL, CIVIL RIGHTS LEADER ANNOUNCE HOSPITAL TASK FORCE BLOUNTSTOWN, FL — Calhoun Liberty Hospital CEO Ruth Attaway and Rev. R.B. Holmes, Chairperson of the Tallahassee Chapter of the National Action Network and pastor of Bethel Missionary Baptist Church, today announced the creation

Domestic violence is not a spectator sport

November 25, 2015

By Christopher Lampley Outlook Writer   The lives of professional athletes are put on display on a daily basis. From what they eat in the morning, to what they do before they go to sleep is broadcasted heavily to the public. As fans and critics, people have praised and judged

Fourth In A Series Building A Better Body of Christ! 1 Samuel 17:29; Matthew 16:13-19; Matthew 25:34-40 “The Cause for Discipleship”

November 4, 2015

      By Linda Bond  Edwards, Esq. Instructor in Christian Education, Bethel Missionary Baptist Church Is there a Cause for Discipleship? There is no doubt that there is a cause for discipleship. Jesus gave the example and carefully selected the first twelve who were of varying backgrounds and occupations;

Walking Fights Obesity

Walking Fights Obesity

February 26, 2015

      Special to the Outlook For big problems, like obesity in America, solutions can come in small steps like the “walking school bus.” Walking to school has always been good exercise for kids but now it’s not as safe as it once was. Parents throughout the United States are discovering