The International Department of Youth and Christian Education and Pathway Press are partnering together in the 4th annual Teacher of the Year award to be announced on Christian Education Workers Appreciation Sunday, January 27, 2008.

ChristiaNet.com, the world’s largest Christian portal with twelve million monthly page loads, recently asked, “Should Christians participate in Halloween?” President of ChristiaNet, Bill Cooper, stated, “It is the responsibility of the parents to explain the origins of traditions to their children.”

President Bush will abide by his senior advisors’ counsel and veto ENDA should the proposed bill land on his desk. This move, commended by Focus on the Family, would help steer businesses away from costly unnecessary lawsuits.

The paradox of chaplaincy is found in its many ministry activities within a wide pluralistic context. In addition to providing worship and other ministry opportunities out of their own Protestant/Pentecostal faith, they must also provide religious opportunities for many other faith persuasions.

By J. Lee Grady

When I started my job at Charisma in 1992, one of my first assignments was to sort through dozens of files of disturbing allegations made against one of the largest charismatic churches in the country.

In our brokenness and desperation we have all run to the Lord. A human video posted by a student on the widely-popular YouTube and GodTube, performed at the 2006 Smoky Mountain Winterfest, depicts this very thing: a soul straying and desperately returning to Christ, the God who saves. And many individuals who view it on the Internet are doing the very same.

In a noteworthy show of unity, a coalition of sixty pro-life/pro-family advocacy groups have sent a letter to each United States Senator and Congressman asking them to stop Federal funding to Planned Parenthood.

The Dixon Pentecostal Research Center conducted the annual Azusa Lecture with special guest speaker Cecil M. Robeck Jr. An award winning author and professor at Fuller Theological Seminary, Robeck’s topic was “The People of Azusa Street.” Along with the Azusa Lecture, the Research Center presented the second ‘Spirit of Azusa Award’ to Dr. Ray H. Hughes Sr. The lecture and a reception took place at the North Cleveland Church of God in Cleveland on October 23.

Christian singer Nate Huss was only three weeks old when he was placed in the arms of his loving adopted family-the Huss Family of Phoenix who had seven other adopted children from around the globe.