Texas entrepreneur and philanthropist, Red McCombs, has added another project to his long list of successful business ventures with Faithvine.com, a Christian collaboration website that blends content with community.

(August 2007)

Navy Chaplains at War – A Test of Faith

For churches, attracting and retaining people has always been more of an art , rather than a science; but these days churches are using the power of the internet to provide them with feedback about their ministerial services; thanks to an Arlington, Texas based company called MyChurchSurvey.com.

By J. Lee Grady

In many ways the American church has become more like a business. We must shift from power suits and CEOs to wet feet and holy kisses.

Hurricane Dean plowed into the Caribbean coast of Mexico on Tuesday, August 21, as a roaring Category 5 hurricane, the most intense Atlantic storm to make landfall in two decades, before weakening to a Category 3 storm within hours. It lashed ancient Mayan ruins and headed for the modern oil installations of the Yucatan Peninsula.

NASHVILLE, TN–Christian Country Music Association is proud to announce the Top 10 category nominees for the 13th Annual Inspirational Country Music Award Show (ICM Awards) which will be held at the historic Acuff Theater, Sunday, November 4th, 2006, at 6 PM CST. The member-voted ICM Awards Show is the keynote event of Inspirational Country Week, slated for October 31st through November 4th in Nashville, TN.

The International Executive Committee of the Church of God is pleased to announce a ministerial partnership with Jentezen Franklin, well-known pastor of Free Chapel in Gainesville, Georgia and the Jamboree Worship Center in Irvine, California.

How prevalent is guilt, fear, and anger in the Christian community? According to psychologist and author Florence MacKenzie, more prevalent than most people might think.

“American church growth is steadily declining” reported Outreach Magazine in its May/June 2006 issue. Coupled with the fact that mid- size churches (memberships of 100-299) continue to lag behind population growth make for a bleak evangelistic future, says author and worship pastor, Gary Wright.