Within the pages of Bob Dowell’s new book, Papa, Tell Us About the Bible – A Grandfather/Granddaughters Dialogue, ($13.99, paperback, 9781498453509) readers will join “Papa” and his three teenage granddaughters in their journey through the Bible – discovering and discussing its eternal truths – essential guides for living a purposeful life.

The Centurion Education Foundation is a non-profit organization made up of six men that that are committed to the spiritual leadership of America and the World. Included are a director and five trustees. The backgrounds of these men are a youth pastor, a book store manager, a hotel manager, a computer company owner, a car salesman, and a commercial real estate broker.

Can a mass exodus of mostly millennials from churches lead to a billion global “gatherings” that meet at coffee shops, workplaces, and homes?

In keeping with the Latin America emphasis of One Day-One Million people, Church of God Field Director of Latin America David Ramirez received a report from Regional Superintendent of Central America Otoniel Collins.

Operation Rescue and the Christian Defense Coalition are denouncing the violence that appears to be in progress at a Planned Parenthood abortion facility in Colorado Springs, Colorado.

It began as an innocuous Twitter survey. But then it blew up.

Momentum. Few of us have it, and all of us want it.

Smoky Mountain Children’s Home is the recipient of a donation by a group of caring individuals who all want to make a difference in the lives of today’s youth. Visiting SMCH back in June of this year, Mark “Macky” McIntyre, President of the Dragons Chapter of the Widows Sons Riding Association of Sevierville met with Dr. Coleman Peacock, Director of Communications for SMCH, and established a fundraiser for the Children’s Home coinciding with their annual rally.

Controversies over nativity scenes have made headlines across the country in recent Christmases – courts arguing from California to Florida over whether to allow faith-based Christmas displays at county buildings, schools and state capitals. Despite this national trend toward challenging crèches, Chicago’s Christmas nativity has been a constant of downtown holiday celebrations for over three decades and will return this Saturday.