Lauren Costantino

Rabbi Mitchell “Mitch” Chefitz had a special way of looking at the world.

They’re out there, deep in the Florida Everglades every Sunday evening — rain or shine — holding signs, singing songs and praying.

“We had to raise an alarm in the community. Somebody needed to do something, to find a cause for it.”

“Our Jewish community, and probably Jewish communities around the world, had those families top of mind pretty much every day for the last couple years.”

“As clergy, we take a sacred vow to support all people with spiritual care, regardless of their race, of their nationality, of their religion or their legal status,” said Rev. David Williamson.

Nearly 700 people gathered on Sunday in Davie to honor lives lost, pray for peace and stand in solidarity with the Jewish community two years after the deadly October 7 attacks in Israel.

A new lawsuit against the Archdiocese of Miami has revived a notorious case involving a former Catholic priest convicted of a string of sex offenses more than a decade ago.

At 83 years old, Jerry Hicks still remembers the day he helped build his West Park church in the early 1960s. For him, the House of God church is more than just a place to worship on Sundays.

As Miami’s oldest Episcopal church turns 100, it adds a new way to worship

One of Miami’s fastest-growing churches is beginning a major building renovation on its South Miami property — and partnering with a top luxury real estate group to make it happen.