Christianity Today (CT) and Brotherhood Mutual Insurance Company have released findings of a joint research project — Youth Ministry in America. The study, based on responses from more than 800 youth ministry leaders across the United States, highlights key findings on the demographics, activities, and practices of youth ministries.
Fresh Vine, the intuitive online church software and Stewardship Technology, the online giving solution for churches have formally joined in partnership to offer online solutions to each other’s customers. This agreement includes a seamless premium integration of their software so that church members’ online contributions at Stewardship Technology will automatically be posted to the church’s Fresh Vine data base.
This Sunday is the biggest game of the year, and on Friday January 31st Trinity Broadcasting Network, America’s most-watched faith channel, will get you ready for Super Bowl XLVIII (48) with a two-hour faith-and-football special from New York City, featuring on-the-field interviews with members of both the Denver Broncos and the Seattle Seahawks, as well as appearances by NFL and other sports greats, along with impacting stories about how faith in God has made a difference in the lives of athletes.
Every Christian ministry has ongoing needs. They need prayer, resources, workers, and finances. They might have a lot to offer but many times it’s an uphill battle just to get the resources needed to operate. A startup ministry called Crowds for Christ is hoping to change that. They’re building a network that will allow ministries, churches, small groups, and individuals to post needs (prayer, material, financial, and personnel) and share resources.
Cleveland, TN–The International Executive Council of the Church of God is in session for the first of their 2014 gatherings at the International Offices.
She was living in New York on 9/11/2001, pursuing a career in musical theatre. After experiencing the horror of the fateful terrorist attack, she decided to head west to follow her dreams. Maria Vargo ended up in Hollywood, playing roles in secular theater, television and films. Then she had a deep spiritual conversion.
