Ron Luce, founder and president of Teen Mania International, announced that the Dallas-based ministry will embark on a history-making missionary venture this coming summer to Myanmar, the nation formerly known as Burma.
The Center — A Place of HOPE, the #1 Depression Center in the U.S., has announced the launch of their new depression-focused website www.aplaceofhopefordepression.com. The new website aims to provide support and resources for the over 350 million sufferers of depression worldwide.
Olive Technology (www.olivetech.com), a global information technology services company with a large faith-based organizations client base, announced today J. P. Poveda has joined the firm as its chief technology officer. Poveda will be based in Los Angeles, placing him close to key clients and strengthening Olive’s U.S. operations.
A team of young Christian writers & producers are collaborating with experienced Hollywood talent to create an animated feature-length action film with a Christian message. The film, titled “Heaven | The First War,” portrays the biblical story of the first war in heaven, the fall of Lucifer, the battle between forces of good and evil, and the impact of sin’s origin on the human race.
TechSoup Global (www.techsoup.org), a nonprofit that donated $37 million worth of technology products and services to nearly 10,000 churches and other religious organizations last year, is now able to offer more products to additional recipients due to an expansion of donation eligibility rules by major technology companies.
On behalf of Stella’s Voice, family owned company K-Vac Environmental Services, Inc. and K-Pure Waterworks, Inc. located in Rancho Cucamonga, has stepped up to rescue 4 girls from human traffickers in the country of Moldova as a sponsor of RescueFest14. RescueFest14 is a New Year’s Eve benefit show featuring the popular Christian band Kutless, in which all benefits go to help save orphans from Human Trafficking in Moldova to be held at Seacoast Grace Church in Cypress, CA.
