Woodlawn Earns Rare A+ Cinemascore, Praised by Audiences and Critics Alike
The faith-based football drama WOODLAWN entered rarified air in its opening weekend, earning an accolade from audiences bestowed on only a handful of films each year.
Lions Roar Men’s Summit Presents Solutions
Research studies show men are in crisis. As reported in Psychology Today, males commit 70% of suicides; boys are under-achieving in schools; male college and graduate school enrollment has dropped to 40%; and in the recent recession, men lost 80% of the jobs. At the “Lions Roar” Global Men’s Summit, November 4-6, 2015, religious, business and civic leaders will present solutions that address this male identity crisis.
The Annual Longest Married Couple Project
The annual search for the Longest Married Couple (LMC) in the United States and Canada begins on Saturday, October 10, 2015, it was announced today by Worldwide Marriage Encounter (WWME), the original faith-based marriage enrichment program in the world.
Christians Assemble Near Temple Mount to Lead Global Prayer for Jerusalem
In the wake of several brutal terror attacks around the Temple Mount over the weekend, hundreds gathered Sunday in the historic Christ Church in the Old City of Jerusalem to pray. These were joined by millions of Christians united globally for The Day of Prayer for the Peace of Jerusalem (DPPJ) (www.daytopray.com).
Lee to Host Eschatology Service
Lee University’s School of Religion will host a special Eschatology service on Thursday, Oct. 8 at 6 p.m. in Pangle Hall, located at Lee’s Church Street Annex.
Evangelical Pastor Jim Garlow Discusses the Challenges to Religious Freedom
Dr. Jim Garlow spoke to an interdenominational audience Wednesday night in Salt Lake City about challenges to religious freedom that are occurring with increasing frequency.
