When Joy Norwood was killed by a hit and run driver in 2000, family and friends could never imagine the impact of one short life. Almost a decade later, the tragedy has given birth to a remarkable chain of events impacting people all over the world.

It’s the “next big thing” in television, and thanks to a carriage deal between Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN), the world’s largest religious broadcaster, and the upcoming Internet-based World Inspirational Network (WIN), viewers of faith and family programming will be the big winners in this hyper-advance in innovative technology.

A Church of God school in Ghana, the Pan African Christian University College, held its first Congregation/Graduation and Matriculation ceremony on Saturday, October 30, 2010, on the college’s campus.

Making correct IRS filings and minimizing taxes are important issues for ministries nationwide to consider early in 2011.

The December issue of the Kyria digizine, available today, encourages women to be good stewards of the many gifts they’ve been given throughout this holiday season— and every day.

Continuing its efforts to relieve suffering in the developing world, Crossroad Bible Institute announces the opening of yet another international distribution center, this one in Kenya.

Darrell Rice will address graduates and guests at Lee University’s winter commencement exercises on Saturday, December 11, 2010 at 10:30 a.m. in Conn Center on the Lee campus.

During 2010, authors of the new Bible-based Christian books, “2,000 Percent Living,” ways to be hundreds of times more fruitful for God, “Witnessing Made Easy,” how an average-sized church can help hundreds of thousands be saved, and “Ways You Can Witness,” for broadening church witnessing, believe their witnessing and witnessing training helped 500,000 people to repent and to follow Jesus so far in 2010.

NEW YORK – Motorists entering New York City via the Lincoln Tunnel are getting caught up in the modern war over Christmas.