By Chelsea Schilling

Hindu extremist groups are offering money, food and alcohol to anyone who murders Christians and destroys their homes.

The International Department of Youth & Christian Education announces the implementation of on-line registration for the upcoming Smoky Mountain Winterfest–Knoxville, TN –March 13-15, 2009.

For the first time Winterfest participants can complete their registration process on-line at www.csareg.com . The International Department of Youth & Christian Education in conjunction with Convention Services have teamed up to provide the ease and flexibility of on-line registration to the thousands of youth groups that attend.

The Christian Defense Coalition will display the Nativity Scene on Saturday, December 6, starting at 10:00 A.M. in Times Square.

The location is Broadway and 44th Street right below MTV studios.

By Eric Young

A Christian literature ministry is calling on believers in America not only to celebrate this Christmas without a Bible in hand, but also to clear their shelves of many of the Bibles they may have.

The Church of God Chaplains Commission will be presenting its Community Service Chaplaincy Basic Training Seminar in four locations in January, February, March and April 2009. These four courses are in addition to the annual summer term training seminar presented at the Church of God Theological Seminary each June. These chaplaincy training seminars are the first to be scheduled for the upcoming year.

Continuing a longstanding tradition of a Christ-centered celebration of Christmas, the next Billy Graham TV Special, airing in cities across the U.S. December 6-14, will speak straight to the heart to reach people in every walk of life. “The Billy Graham Christmas Special with Franklin Graham” will air in 150 markets in the U.S. and Canada, and on seven national networks. Local listings can be found at www.billygraham.org/TV.

A Kentucky lawmaker believes God is the state’s first line of defense against terrorism.

By Allie Martin – OneNewsNow

A well-known Christian activist says it’s outrageous that the founder of the world’s largest online dating site has bowed to the pressure of homosexuals.

By J. Lee Grady

It has been four months since Canadian evangelist Todd Bentley fled the scene of Florida’s Lakeland Revival amid rumors of a moral failure. When Bentley vanished in August, the crowds thinned, God TV stopped broadcasting services, the meetings eventually shut down and Bentley’s worship leader took the popular music of the revival on the road.