By LINDA MOORE Fight Club Pink SYRACUSE — In a culture of stress, conflict and disunity, women from all backgrounds and faiths have an opportunity to come together at the Let There Be Life retreat at Oakwood Inn at Lake Wawasee. For the community to have this at their back door is wonderful. Most local …read more.

NEW JERSEY — Two women are facing charges today, Sept. 4, for instigating a “fight club” at the daycare they worked at in N.J. Erica Kenny, 22, and Chanese White, 28, were charged for encouraging fights between the children they were supposed to be taking care of. The toddler fights were posted on Snapchat as …read more.

By LINDA MOORE Fight Club Pink Coach SYRACUSE — The next round of Fight Club Pink begins at 10 p.m. Friday, Sept. 18 at the Vineyard Church, Syracuse. The theme is, “change.” It focuses on both physical and spiritual fitness. Linda Moore started Fight Club Pink in February, 2013. It is a faith-based program open to …read more.

Although the first and second rules of Fight Club are not to talk about Fight Club, Fight Club Pink is a different sort of beast. While what happens in the club does have its mystery, many of the Fight Club Pink graduates are eager to talk about their experiences because they’re often so life-changing. Linda …read more.

Fight Club Pink, a women’s ministry of Vineyard Community Church in Syracuse, will hold a fundraiser to benefit Destiny Rescue, a non-profit organization that rescues children from sexual exploitation, providing them with a loving home, medical care, counseling, schooling and vocational training. The fundraiser is “Free a Lantern, Free a Life” taking place Friday, Dec. …read more.