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Charlotte’s streets fill with hope for peace

Thousands lined Charlotte’s streets as Buddhist monks passed through on their 2,300-mile Walk for Peace, turning an ordinary weekday into a powerful moment of unity. What started as a small journey has grown into a movement, with more people joining every day—showing just how much our community craves connection and calm. The monks say the energy from supporters is what keeps them going, even when the walk gets tough. It’s not a protest, but a living reminder that mindfulness and togetherness can make a real difference. How do you think public acts like this shape our neighborhoods? #Religion #Charlotte #PeaceWalk

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Pamela Marshall

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Charlotte comes together for monks’ peace walk

Thousands lined the streets of Charlotte to support Buddhist monks on their 2,300-mile Walk for Peace, and the turnout has been bigger than anyone expected. The monks, who’ve been walking for over 80 days, say the energy from the Carolinas community is fueling their journey and spreading a powerful message of unity and mindfulness. It’s not a protest—just a call for peace that’s bringing people together in ways no one saw coming. How do you think these moments of togetherness can shape our neighborhoods? #Religion #Charlotte #PeaceWalk

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Lindsay Wood

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Tetelestai returns: Northeast Ohio’s Passion Play

Northeast Ohio’s tradition of live Passion Plays gets a major spotlight in 2026 as Tetelestai, the moving musical about Jesus’ final days, returns to local churches. What’s really special? Admission is free, and the performances rotate across Macedonia, Medina, Alliance, Parma Heights, and Gates Mills—making it easy for anyone to experience this powerful story close to home. Whether you’ve seen it before or are curious about the community buzz, it’s a chance to reflect, connect, and support local arts. Who’s planning to go, and what does this tradition mean to you? #Religion #Tetelestai #NortheastOhio

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Lindsay Wood

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DreamDoll’s Church Twerk Drama Explained

DreamDoll is cringing over old videos of her twerking in church that just resurfaced. She’s making it clear: those clips are from 2023, and she’s grown up a lot since then—especially now that she’s a mom. Dream says she’s embarrassed and wishes people would stop sharing the videos. She’s all about setting a better example for her daughter these days. Growth looks good on her! #Religion #DreamDoll #ViralVideo

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Matthew Barnes

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Druski’s Megachurch Skit: Pastor Reacts

Celebrity pastor John Gray III isn’t mad at Druski’s viral megachurch parody—he actually thinks it’s hilarious! Gray says the jokes poke fun at over-the-top pastors, not God, and if you’re offended, maybe it’s time for some self-reflection. Even the bit about pastors rolling in Bentleys? Gray shrugs it off, saying people shouldn’t worry about his wife’s Lamborghini. Church drama, but make it comedy! #Religion #Druski #JohnGray

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Lindsay Wood

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Georgia walk for peace sparks heated debate

Monks on a peaceful walk through Georgia faced open hostility from some local church members, who confronted them with aggressive signs and harsh words. Despite being told they were “headed for hell,” the monks responded with calm and kindness, insisting everyone has their own journey. Bystanders stepped in to defend the monks, calling out the disrespect and urging tolerance. This incident has people talking: Is it ever okay to confront someone for their beliefs in public? Or should we focus on letting others walk their own path in peace? Let’s hear your thoughts on respect, faith, and community. #Religion #GeorgiaNews #WalkForPeace

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Matthew Barnes

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Amy Grant’s New Song Calls Out Jan 6

Amy Grant just dropped a song that’s got everyone talking. She’s blending Woodstock nostalgia with a pointed nod to January 6th, asking if we’ve lost our way as a country. The lyrics are all about healing, seeing things from someone else’s perspective, and maybe finding a way back to unity. Honestly, it’s the kind of track that makes you stop and think about where we’re headed. Anyone else feeling this vibe? #Religion #AmyGrant #January6

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Matthew Barnes

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Monks bring peace walk to Athens streets

Orange-robed Buddhist monks quietly made their way through Athens this weekend, turning heads as they continued their 2,300-mile Walk for Peace from Texas to Washington, D.C. Seeing them pass by local landmarks was a powerful reminder of how global movements can touch even small towns. Their journey isn’t just about distance—it’s about spreading hope and unity in every community they visit. If you spotted them or felt inspired, what did it mean to you? How do you think acts like this can impact our daily lives here in Athens? #Religion #AthensGA #WalkForPeace

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lmiles

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Atlanta pastor’s wife redefines ‘first lady’ style

The real headline from Atlanta’s biggest HBCU fundraiser wasn’t the $4 million raised or the powerful prayers—it was Dr. Karri Bryant’s dress. After her lace gown set off a firestorm online, the Bryants addressed critics head-on, calling out those more focused on fashion than impact. Dr. Bryant made it clear: she dresses for herself and her husband, not for anyone else’s expectations. She’s challenging the idea that a pastor’s wife has to fit a narrow mold, reminding everyone that titles don’t define us—we define them. Where do you stand on tradition versus self-expression in faith communities? #Religion #Atlanta #FaithCommunity

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John Nelson

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Charlotte’s Communion change stirs big debate

Big changes are coming to Catholic churches in Charlotte: starting January 16, most kneelers and altar rails used for Communion will be removed, with standing now the expected posture. While the bishop says kneeling is still allowed, the move has sparked heated reactions both in local parishes and online. Some see it as a push for unity and simplicity, while others feel it’s an unnecessary restriction on tradition and question the bishop’s authority. It’s a real test of leadership and community—how do you feel about changing long-held worship practices? Is this about unity, or losing something meaningful? #Religion #Charlotte #CatholicChurch

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