Top Ten Tips for local church Facebook pages
Take this quiz: — If your church could make free public announcements to thousands of your own members’ friends, would you do it? — If there was a simple way to help members and guests feel more connected to your church, would you use it? Small and large churches across our nation are effectively using... Continue Reading
Web Seminar to Help Clergy with Filing 2010 Taxes – Two of America’s Top Church Experts to Present on Recent Tax Changes
The one-hour session will offer clergy an overview of the numerous changes they need to consider to file accurate 2010 income tax returns and to minimize their taxes. In addition to reviewing the recent tax changes, Hammar and Busby also will answer questions asked live by webinar participants. Attorney and CPA Richard Hammar, along with... Continue Reading
‘A religious revolution’ – Leading scholar says Christianity is overtaking the globe, led by spectacular, ongoing growth in Africa and Asia
Philip Jenkins, one of the top U.S. religion writers and an authority on the rapid growth of Christianity in Africa and Asia, spoke on the growth of “global Christianity” at Westminster Presbyterian Church in Charlotte. These times we live in have been called a lot of things. But perhaps the most surprising description came Sunday... Continue Reading
InterVarsity Hosts Party for Soul Searching Greeksters
To remind members they are not alone in their faith, Greek IV holds fellowships across the different campuses, providing a meeting place for these brothers and sisters to encourage each other on how to live out this new lifestyle together. “It’s not just a weekend experience, but a continual community as well,” Holmer explained. Hundreds... Continue Reading
Chalmers Center Goes Local; New Program Begins In Chattanooga
Get excited. The Chalmers Center has gone local. The Center a training ground for economic development based at Covenant College, is partnering with local churches to bring its brand of economic development to Chattanooga. In the past, up to 80% of the Chalmers Center’s work has been internationally focused, providing economic development curricula for missionaries... Continue Reading
Providence Happens! And frequently involves regular folks like Joe and Chad
The press release said: Dr. Tim Keller to speak at Belhaven University. Which in and of itself is a pretty big story. But I got curious to find out how this event really came about. That’s where Joe Hickman and Chad Smith fit in. Here’s the lead paragraph from the Christian Newswire email (a service... Continue Reading
Pastors Confess to Weak Prayer Lives, Doubts At Desiring God Pastor’s Conference
Reformed theologian John Piper agreed with Chan, challenging pastors to examine all of those aspects in their lives. He went further to say plainly, “It’s either give up on Him and go sell insurance … or say ‘I trust you [God].'” And addressing those who ask whether prayer makes a difference if God is sovereign... Continue Reading
Introducing Redeemer Broadcasting– a Reformed alternative to Harold Camping and Family Radio
Redeemer is a broadcast ministry whose desire is to glorify God through means of reaching people with programming that reflects the whole counsel of God in Holy Scripture. We present the historic Christian faith as expressed in the creeds of the ancient church and in the confessions and catechisms of the Protestant Reformation You may... Continue Reading
Green Bay Packer’s Chaplain a ‘Resource’ for Players in Spiritual Need
Murphy and his wife Tricia have worked hard to include the players and their wives in the ministry with the Packers. They have a couples’ Bible study on Wednesday nights in a home, while Murphy goes up to historic Lambeau Field twice a week for lunch, a coaches’ Bible study and team chapel service the... Continue Reading
Regarding Nudity – Covenant College Art professor’s nude photography is deemed inappropriate by administration
In choosing to exclude Joseph’s photos from the show, Hall said, “This decision is not intended to be a declaration of what is or is not art, nor is it meant to set a standard for the art that can be displayed or discussed in a classroom under a professor’s careful guidance.” Art professor Kayb... Continue Reading
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