Nearly two-thirds of all unchurched adults—people who have not attended a church activity in the last six months—identified themselves as “Christians,” according to a recent study by the Barna Group.

Last weekend, Lee Day provided hundreds of prospective students and their families with a full menu of fun and informative events. Over a thousand registrants came to campus, where they could do everything from checking out Lee’s drama and music performances and preselecting fall classes to participating in worship services and getting financial aid tips.

A simple inscription found on all US currency was the inspiration behind a new effort of hope for people struggling with financial challenges.

Jack Hayford Ministries, a non-profit outreach dedicated to strengthening the Church through the teaching of Pastor Jack Hayford, will offer an interactive Bible course, Israel: His Land, His Word.

With the slogan “Atomic Fireballs are great candy, but terrible foreign policy,” evangelical college presidents, denominational executives, pastors, veterans, professors, and missionaries are showing strong support for US moves to reduce nuclear arsenals.

The Distance Learning Center (DLC) at the Landmark Church of God in Statesville, North Carolina, has had significant ministry over the years. The students are being trained in the Bible and doctrine, as well as being prepared for ministry.

Permission to Dream is the theme of the Engage Conference scheduled for April 22-23, 2010 at Mt. Paran Church of God in Atlanta.

Evangelical college presidents, denominational executives, pastors, veterans, professors, and missionaries are encouraging the Obama administration and Congress to engage in diplomacy with Iran and North Korea and to reduce US nuclear arsenals.

For the next two weeks on Canada’s well-known Christian daily TV program, 100 Huntley Street, special programming will feature Dr. Larry Crabb with a series of fascinating discussions from his unique new book “66 LOVE LETTERS”.