The next Billy Graham television special – a celebration of the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association’s 60th anniversary this year – chronicles the organization’s early years, emphasizes the millions of touched lives and highlights its global impact today.

Richard and Helen DeVos

Lee University will honor its major benefactors, Richard and Helen DeVos, in a luncheon on Tuesday September 21, which will showcase its new Science-Math complex.

The International Pentecostal Holiness Church has joined the Church of God in the special 30-Day Prayer Emphasis.

HarperOne announced today the forthcoming release of THE C. S. LEWIS BIBLE (October 2010). One of the most anticipated Bibles of our time, THE C. S. LEWIS BIBLE offers one of our most revered Christian thinkers as a companion to a reader’s reflection, meditation, and study of scripture.

Reporters, photographers and camera crews are welcome to cover the kick off of the New Brunswick Awakening Revival, an international interdenominational religious service, to be held at New Brunswick Theological Seminary (NBTS), the first and oldest seminary in North America, on Saturday, September 18, 2010. All generations are invited.

Reports of unity, changed lives, desperate prayer, and spiritual waves of hope are flooding into the offices of the International Center for Spiritual Renewal.

“Most of us at some point in our lives must pick up a tool and use our minds and hands to make or fix something,” author Charlie March writes. “We are blessed with the capability to design and fabricate things because we are made in the image of God, the ultimate fabricator/builder.”

How can a Christian TV Network survive refusing to solicit viewers for donations and forbidding to air fundraising telethons? With funding from the Christian Shopping Channel (CSC), a new shopping channel airing exclusively on DoersTV.com, an Internet TV Network. CSC was created to help fund the Gospel of Jesus Christ through unique Christian TV programming.

Church attendance increased at more than 3,800 churches last weekend during the second national “Back to Church Sunday,” held Sept. 12. Participating churches reported an average increase of 26 percent in weekly attendance.