The Foundation for Pentecostal Scholarship (TFFPS) has conferred its 2011 awards for excellence in Pentecostal scholarship. TFFPS president, Robert Graves, announced the awards during the 2011 Conference of the Society for Pentecostal Studies convening in Memphis, March 10 – 12.

The Winn Group, a marketing and communications agency working exclusively with churches and other non-profits, is excited to offer a new series of bi-monthly web clinics.

The idea that Noah’s Flood was caused by a tsunami will come as a surprise to many Christians who have grown up believing that the Flood was caused by 40 days and nights of rain.

Lee University’s School of Music presented a spring choral concert to benefit the relief effort in Japan.

The Engage Conference is for up and coming church leaders and anyone who wants to be on the cutting-edge of trends and ministry in today’s church.

Nolan Dean Films/Stuff of Earth Media has just re-released their powerful documentary, Malatya, a feature length film about the brutal killings of three Christians in Turkey in 2007.

The Christian Aid relief coordinator for Japan is calling Americans to pray and collect aid in Sunday services for the Fukusima families who lost loved ones in last week’s killer quake.

Howard Dayton, founder and CEO of Compass–Finances God’s Way (www.compass1.org) has joined with radio veteran Steve Moore to launch a daily, 25-minute, nationally syndicated radio program.

The Strategic Missional Leadership Conference, scheduled for April 7-9 in Cleveland,
Tennessee, will have a dual emphasis on church planting and prayer.