In 2002, My Hope began as a ministry of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association (BGEA) to take the Gospel into areas of the world where Billy Graham could not physically travel. Ten years and 57 countries later, My Hope with Billy Graham has now become a movement spreading across the U.S. and Canada, where Christians are eager to learn how to more effectively share their faith with family and friends.

President Obama will take the oath of office with two Bibles that once belonged to a pair of civil rights icons: Abraham Lincoln and Martin Luther King Jr.

If a judgmental spirit has contaminated your walk with God, ask Him for a fresh understanding of grace.

LATIN AMERICA– The church in Latin America is not only experiencing great numerical growth and expansion, but it is experiencing a wonderful revival of social action, as well.

Four decades after the Supreme Court’s controversial decision in Roe v. Wade that legalized abortion throughout the United States, a new KofC-Marist Poll shows that more than eight in 10 Americans (83 percent) favor significant restrictions.

The National Center for Life and Liberty (NCLL) is an entirely new, non-profit, legal ministry that has been launched by Attorney David Gibbs III. NCLL consists of five centers—the Center for Life Defense, the Center for Church Liberty, the Center to Advance the USA, the Center for Christian Education, and the Center for Homeschool Liberty.

In 2004 astronomers using NASA’s, Spitzer Space Telescope, probed the dusty disks that surround young stars to look for the earliest signs of the formation of planetary systems. What they found coincides with the brief description of planet formation as described in the book of Genesis regarding earth’s own formation.

Cleveland, TN–Lee University vocalists began Saturday morning at 8 o’clock doing warmups as they ran up and down musical scales. For an hour, the 200-member Festival Choir assembled to sing Jan. 21 at the presidential inauguration in Washington, D.C., practiced breathing, resonance and ran in place.

The Churches Making Movies Christian Film Festival today announced that it is accepting film entries for its festival slated for October 11-13, 2013 in the Rahway Arts District. The film festival, in its inaugural year, is devoted mainly to exhibiting films in all genres made by producing and media ministries, Christian organizations, and pastors. The festival is an extension of the contemporary church film movement that has risen during the last decade.