
The outcome of last night’s Super Bowl may affect your diet today
The outcome of last night’s Super Bowl may affect your diet today
A new Pew Research Center study has found that millennials are replacing church with other things such as social media, fitness, and food.
A Time magazine article in my Twitter feed caught my eye. It summarizes Cornell professor Brian Wansink’s six principles for eating less.
Representatives of Global Aid Network, a Christian humanitarian aid organization, say packing meals for countries in need is a way for Christians to serve God.
Social media has its uses, but developing genuine friendship isn’t one of them. We have to move beyond social media, come face-to-face and hand-to-hand. Most often food is involved.
Kerry and Chris Shook are encouraging pastors around the country to schedule a “Be the Message Sunday,” in which church members will pack meals for people in ebola-stricken countries.
One in seven Americans — 46 million people — rely on food pantries and meal service programs to feed themselves and their families, a study found.