The couple who was honored last year as the Longest Married Couple in the United States by Worldwide Marriage Encounter has been featured in a two page article in the new JC Penney magazine. Marshall & Winnie Kuykendall of Lordsburg, New Mexico will be married 83 years on Valentine’s Day.

As President Obama and much of official Washington, D.C. gather on Thursday for the 59th National Prayer Breakfast, religious voices aligned with “Occupy DC” are hosting their own rival “People’s Prayer Breakfast.”

Under the theme, “Commemorating the Past – Envisioning the Future,” the North American (U.S.A. and Canada) missions bicentennial is being celebrated in Salem and Boston, Massachusetts on February 6, 2012.

National Marriage Week USA (www.nationalmarriageweekusa.org) is growing fast in just its third year, posting thousands of marriage classes across the nation and building collaborative efforts for one week a year — February 7-14 — to strengthen marriages, reduce divorce, and increase the marriage rate, which curtails poverty, benefits children, and builds financial stability for our nation and for individuals.

Franchise opportunities with a spiritual mission have been rare, if not non-existent up until now. But a groundbreaking franchise offering is now available for the person who yearns to combine a passion for their faith with an entrepreneurial endeavor.

Do you want the real power of the Holy Spirit? Then don’t pretend by pushing people to the floor when you pray.

Sunday, February 12, 2012, the Church of God will mark a special emphasis on black ministries awareness in conjunction with Black History Month.

Provident Designs LLC is pleased to announce new Windows software that gives parents complete editing control over content in DVD movies.

On Sunday February 5th, churchgoers will not have to wait until the evening to hear commentary from a Super Bowl winning coach. That is because church leaders will be able to play a free downloadable video message featuring Super Bowl winning coach Tony Dungy and his wife Lauren during the typical announcement time of a Sunday worship service.