More than 30,000 pastors and church leaders have taken a unique, interactive quiz designed to help them think about how they read-or don’t read-the Bible. Developed by Leadership journal, the 20-question quiz categorizes respondents as conservative, moderate, or progressive, and has sparked a wide range of Internet discussion and feedback.
Dozens of Christian job boards are currently available on the Internet, but there is only one that offers a freelance marketplace where Christian employers can connect with individuals or firms who offer contract services. That one place is AllChristianJobs.com, a site that has revolutionized job-hunting for the church, faith-based nonprofit and Christian education marketplaces. Through the site jobseekers can find both traditional career employment as well as freelance job opportunities.
When Sunlite Radio, www.sunlite-radio.com, first went online in early 1997, there were only about three other Christian Media organizations operating internet radio stations. There were no Christian Videos at that time. Perhaps 20 percent of Americans were online at the time, most of them using AOL to surf the web.
By Grant McClung
Followers of Jesus Christ have to live out our faith without compromise and do it in a way that seeks peace and harmony. That’s a tough assignment but three Biblical reminders are helpful:
The latest Pew Religious Landscape Survey points to a trend demographers and Church leaders have observed for years – movement across and away from religious affiliations. The Nebraska-based Global Institute For Transformation believes there’s an even bigger issue that should be focused on – the spiritual fervency of the average American Christian, regardless of affiliation.
The most widely distributed book in the world just found a new outlet. Now, users of the Reader Digital Book by Sony can make the Bible a part of their portable library.
