After seeing Christians censored by Facebook, Twitter and Google, Steven Andrew knew he needed to use his Silicon Valley leadership skills to free believers and build the “Christian Internet.” The first sites in development are the social network alternative to Facebook and Twitter called USA.Life and a search engine named 1776Free. The patriotic names come from the founders’ beliefs in God-given rights.
A return to America’s theological roots is the solution for what Dr. Mark Mellow refers to as “the American malaise” in his new book “The Good Neighbor: Stories that Teach Families How to Live and Love Well.” Mellow is a longtime physician and clinical researcher who believes following God’s teachings can have a positive impact on an individual’s physical and mental health and society, in general.
For 14-year old Jenny, being struck and thrown 20′ by a taxicab in downtown Manhattan resulted in an array of injuries, both physical and psychological, and was a serious-enough blow to she and her widowed mother — but then the real nightmare ensued as Jenny became addicted to the painkillers prescribed to her by her physician, imploding the world of this small family of two.
Is there a Christian alternative to Facebook? USA.Life social network is “the answer to Facebook censorship of Christians” and it “doesn’t collect and sell your personal information,” said Steven Andrew. He is the founder and a respected, Christian and technology leader.
In May 2012 How to Build “Kingdom-Minded” Organizations by Mark A. Griffin was published, and its success was so significant that organizations across the US and UK now use it as a guide not just within leadership teams but also boards of directors.
Christian Small Publishers Association (CSPA) is pleased to announce the winning titles for the 2018 Christian Indie Awards. The Christian Indie Awards honor books produced by small publishers and independent authors each year for outstanding contribution to Christian life.
