Local Filmmakers Practice What They Preach

The diverse crowd of nearly 450 people filled the seats of the AMC Star Southfield Theater Tuesday, May 28th for the private screening of A Love that Hurts. More than just an ordinary flick, this inspiring film with heartfelt acting makes you laugh, cry and even force buried emotions to rise.

Seattle Company Transforming the Church Through Mobile Apps

Subsplash Consulting, a Seattle based technology company is transforming how churches communicate with their congregants and the general public by designing affordable mobile apps that can be easily downloaded on iPhone, iPad, Windows Phone and Android devices.

National Church Security Conference in San Diego June 20 and 21

Recent headlines detailing disasters and violence from bombs and firearms prove that violence and natural disasters are a fact of life and can strike at any time. According to Christian security experts almost 70 percent of all houses of worship in the U.S. have no organized security or safety plan.

Your Work Is Your Ministry

“The Lord God took the man and put him in the Garden of Eden to work it and take care of it” (Gen. 2:15, NIV).

Tragedy Sparks the Church to Spring Into Action

When the monstrous tornadoes hit Oklahoma, the church sprang into action. That’s the reports I’m getting from some friends who live in the area and who have been helping, along with thousands of others.

How a Small Texas Church Birthed Historic Capitol Hill Prayer Event

Three years ago, my church in Bullard, Texas, was very concerned regarding the spiritual and political direction in which we saw America heading. One Wednesday evening, a handful of our members gathered to pray for America. I remember praying a very simple prayer aloud: “Lord, open to us a door to the nation, that somehow we can make a difference.”

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