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Tim Lampkin, CEO of Higher Purpose Co. (HPC), offers capital to businesses so they can move forward. The social entrepreneur is an HBCU graduate.

Teona Wilkins’s newly released “Overcoming the High Life for a Higher Purpose” is a potent account designed to remind the readers that they can win over their struggles Share Article “Overcoming the High Life for a Higher Purpose” from Christian Faith Publishing author Teona Wilkins is a stirring narrative of the author’s experience in dealing with her struggles and how she was able to overcome them. MEADVILLE, Pa. (PRWEB) May 03, 2021 “Overcoming the High Life for a Higher Purpose”: a potent account designed to ...

Known as "the Holy Goalie," Paprocki hosts an annual hockey game to help raise money to benefit Catholic Charities Legal Services. Paprocki, a civil and church attorney, co-founded the South Chicago Legal Clinic, which is now known as the Greater Chicago Legal Clinic. Paprocki also serves as an assistant coach for the Sacred Heart-Griffin hockey club. As a teen, Paprocki took up running for his health. He ran his first marathon in his 40s. Along the way, Paprocki said he discovered that improving physical health through running was a way to honor God and grow deeper in spiritual life. Each c...

Illinois authors busy with new releases Angela Bauer, abauer@myjournalcourier.com FacebookTwitterEmail Bishop Thomas John Paprocki of the Catholic Diocese of Springfield has written a new book, “In Running for a Higher Purpose.”Photo provided Aside from “You Can’t Write City Hall,” comedian Jeremy Nunes’ humorous take on his time in office as the village president of Dawson, others in central Illinois have written books that are newly released or about to be released. Here’s a look at some others: Bishop Thomas John Paprocki of the Catholic Diocese of Springfield also is a mara...

and thus resolutions) usually fall short due to one reason: lack of intention. According to the King James concordance, the word ‘purpose’ ( as a derivative) is found fifty-six times in the Holy Bible. We tend to chase purpose as if we know what it is. Flip the script. Allow purpose to chase you. Purpose chases intention, good or bad. A man or woman whose intention it is to wreak havoc will become purposeful in that regard and ultimately reap the reward of such intention. Conversely, when we seek the good of others, we will be likewise attached to a divine purpose whose reward is manifest...