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4 Dec
Public Voting Now Open for the WE LOVE CHRISTIAN MUSIC AWARDS, NewReleaseTuesday.com’s Debut Awards Event
Submitted by Lori Lenz-Heiselman
ORANGE COUNTY, CA -- Christian entertainment’s largest website, NewReleaseTuesday.com, has announced nominations for the debut WE LOVE CHRISTIAN MUSIC AWARDS. Fans of Christian music are invited to help choose the winners by voting now through January 14 at http://www.theWELOVEAWARDS.com. Nomi... More
4 Dec
New Book Based on Findings from the U.S. Congregational Life Survey Reveals How to Match the Right Pastor with the Right Congregation
Submitted by Kelly Hughes
Most church members report a high level of satisfaction with their church’s current leadership, according to findings from the largest and most representative profile of worshipers and their congregations ever conducted in the U.S. In fact, only a very small number—3%—stated that they believed the... More
4 Dec
Book Advances Solutions to Creation’s Riddles, Greater Purpose to Bible Stories
Submitted by Georgann Chenault
Lexington, KY – Dec. 4, 2012 – For what reason does the Bible specify the years from Adam to Moses as he enters the Land of Promise? “Those mind-numbing ‘begats’ are actually an essential key to grasping Creation … and several major portions of the Bible,” says Georgann Chenault, author of Biblica... More
4 Dec
Teens Talk About God in KidSpirit’s Winter Issue
Submitted by Marika Josephson
Brooklyn, New York, December 4, 2012 – Proving that no subject is too big for the intrepid young writers and editors of award-winning KidSpirit Magazine, this week marks the launch of KidSpirit’s winter volume: The God Issue. Teens from diverse backgrounds and religious traditions contribute to t... More
3 Dec
Steve Angrisano Awarded National Catholic Youth Ministry Award
Submitted by Erin McClellan
PORTLAND, Ore. /December 3, 2012: Contemporary Catholic musician, Steve Angrisano received a National Catholic Youth Ministry Award during the closing Liturgy of the National Catholic Youth Conference in Washington D.C. this weekend for his significant contributions to youth ministry through perfo... More
29 Nov
Economy Prompts Year-End Givers to See ‘Trust’ as Number One Factor When Considering Charitable Organizations
Submitted by Ty Mays
ECFA Matches Donors with Most Reputable Nonprofits and Projects WINCHESTER, Va.—With a sluggish U.S. economy and fears of an impending “fiscal cliff,” donors identify “trust” as a top priority in selecting Christian ministries and nonprofit endeavors for their year-end giving. With no short... More
29 Nov
Religion Communicators Council: Entry period opens for 2013 Wilbur Awards
Submitted by Shirley Struchen
Religion Communicators Council to accept submissions until Feb. 4. The Religion Communicators Council (RCC) is accepting entries for the 2013 Wilbur Awards. Secular communicators have until Feb. 4 to submit work produced during 2012 for consideration in one of the oldest... More
28 Nov
Christians and Jews gather to support churches’ call to investigate unconditional U.S. military support of Israel
Submitted by Steven D. Martin
Washington, D.C. (Nov. 29, 2012) Kairos USA is among scores of groups who have gathered more than 15,000 signatures in support for fifteen Christian leaders who have challenged U.S. military support to Israel. Kairos USA is a broadly ecumenical Christian movement formed this year in response to th... More
28 Nov
‘Simply Christmas’ Offers Simply Delicious Musical Recipe for Holiday Cheer
Submitted by Nancy Sayles
Christmas is a-coming and the goose is getting fat, and with it Christmas music, drummer boys, choirs, bells and other assorted accompaniment abound, from string quartets and French horns to orchestras and brass bands. A sparkling new addition to the holiday music catalogue this year, without... More
28 Nov
Buddhism and Neuroscience: A Gray Matter
Submitted by Rachel Hiles
The ongoing story of the convergence of Buddhist practice and science—lately and most notably, neuroscience—has garnered a lot of press, and the popular narrative has been overwhelmingly weighted in favor of those who argue that Buddhism’s rationalist bent makes it, of all religions, uniquely comp... More
