Watch this video on random acts of kindness and be inspired today! “For His lovingkindness is great toward us, and the truth of the Lord
We live in an age of noise. It’s easier than ever for anyone and everyone to share their thoughts, opinions and story. While much good
Sgt. Matt Jaffe is a U.S. Marine assigned to the 24th Marine Expeditionary Unit (MEU). He was pictured holding and calming an infant at Hamid
A patient who goes by the nickname of Pancho has not been able to speak since 2003, when he was paralyzed at the age of twenty by
Puppies are so cute. They’re adorable. They’re huggable. They’re cuddly. They’re fun. They love to frolic. They love you like crazy. And when they look
Filled with powerful stories of men and women in the public eye who have broken the barriers of divorce, addiction, racism, abuse, miscarriage, shame and
Since the 5th century, St. Valentine’s Day (Feb. 14) has been a holiday to celebrate romance. Valentine cards appeared in the 1500s, most depicting Cupid,
Today’s working moms and dads have to roll with the punches. Especially now. Especially at a time of COVID-driven work-from-home imperatives. It’s called patience. Or
This is one of the most amazing stories I’ve seen in a while: a preschool director in Indianapolis has taken a second job as an Uber driver
It’s the Christmas season in one of the oddest years of our lives, and that’s why, even in the ever-colder temperatures here in the northeast,
“We don’t see them as Democrats. They’re the Mitchells. We know they are good people who live next door. We love them.” In a country
During October many churches recognize Pastor Appreciation Month as an intentional time to honor their pastors and church staff. The history of appreciating those ordained
Mia Villa, 3, is a cookie connoisseur and is using her expertise to bless frontline workers. The little chef bakes and delivers chocolate chip cookies
The Lord Jesus Christ gave the church its commission before he ascended to His Father: Go therefore and make disciples of all nations, baptizing them
Some may react to a diagnosis of Down syndrome with fear, but for Ann Poirier, she sees it as a blessing in disguise in her
Subscribe to the CNJ newsletter for the latest breaking news, commentary, entertainment, contests, and more!
