98 Percent of Bible Readers Do Not Believe Judgment Day is Saturday, May 21, 2011

In a poll conducted on May 16th, visitors to the King James Bible Online (www.kingjamesbibleonline.org) website and Facebook page were asked, “When do you think Judgment Day is?” The three choices offered were: “May 21, 2011,” “December 21, 2012,” or “No one knows, but God.” Of the 179 respondents, 176, or approximately 98 percent, marked “No one knows, but God.” Three respondents, or approximately 2 percent, chose May 21, 2011 as Judgment Day. No respondents chose December 21, 2012.

New Devotional Booklet Aimed at Igniting Giving

Next week at the 2011 Christian Leadership Alliance conference in Dallas, ECFA (Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability) will debut a devotional designed to inspire Christians to give generously.

Outreach Inc. Offers ‘Soul Surfer’ Movie Resources to Teach, Inspire Churches, Study Groups

With the April 8 nationwide release of the motion picture “Soul Surfer,” based on the inspiring, true story of Bethany Hamilton, Outreach Inc., a Southern California-based church marketing and publishing company, aims to equip congregations to reach their communities with resources related to the movie.

Report: Crimes Against U.S. Churches Rising

We read a lot about persecution against Christians through arrests and beatings. But church facilities themselves are also under attack, as highlighted in the New Year’s Eve church bombing in Egypt.

Youth Ministries ‘Get Real’

Despite the blood, sweat and tears of many youth pastors, a study from Britt Beemer, a former senior research analyst for the Heritage Foundation, reveals a disturbing trend: as many as two-thirds of young people in evangelical churches will leave when they enter their 20s.

Reviewers Praise New Christian Novel, ‘The Good Thief’

Looking for an inspired selection for your Lenten book discussion group or a special gift for Easter? Readers and reviewers alike are praising “The Good Thief,” a new Christian novel by author Barry Connolly.

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