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Friday, March 23, 2012

October Baby, Prison religion

Http://www.wordnews.org looks at the latest faith film that's out and faith in prison.

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Two planes dedicated for Mission Aviation Fellowship’s service in Indonesia

NAMPA, Idaho (WordNews.org) March 21, 2012  — Mission Aviation Fellowship dedicated two new Kodiak planes worth a total of $3.4 million for service in remote areas of Indonesia.
The planes were donated anonymously. “I know the excitement the sounod of these planes will generate in places with names like Kiwi, Bomela, Langda, and Koropun,” said Dave Rask, MAF’s director of Aviation Resources. “These are places that have never seen a car. Places so remote that the only way to reach them is a long trek through the jungle, or by plane. In these areas, the missionaries, the medicines, books, Bibles … even the nails for the buildings and the aluminum for the roofs are delivered by MAF.”

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Christian business leaders gather at Kingdom Economic Summit

LOS ANGELES (Word News) March 21, 2012 – Christian market leaders are attending The Kingdom Economic Yearly Summit (K.E.Y.S.) which began today.
The event, held at the Los Angels Airport Marriot, runs from through March 25. It is loosely patterned after the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland. It  features 111 speakers, including wealth managers, financial advisers, experts in precious metal and commodity investments, a Fortune 100 corporate attorney, international business attorneys, a former NASA rocket scientist, senior executives at two major energy companies.

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Tuesday, March 13, 2012

High tech tithing?

Headed into church in a hurry and forgot your wallet or checkbook?Not to worry. Now, you can text in your tithe.
It's a new product by BGW 21st Century Solutions. BGW calls it their mobile wallet service that allows cell phone users to make donations of any amount at any time via a simple text message.

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Thursday, March 08, 2012

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Wednesday, March 07, 2012

Free for Life sets up first human trafficking monitoring station on Tibet border

TIBET (WordNews.org) March 7, 2012 – The first human trafficking border monitoring station has been set up on the Tibet border by Free for Life International, a nonprofit organization based in Franklin, Tennessee.

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2 pro-lifers arrested outside high school

JACKSON, Miss. (WordNews.org) March 7, 2012 – Two college-age members of the Survivors Campus Life Tour were arrested yesterday for distributing literature to students on a sidewalk outside the Murrah High School here.

The arrests came a day after the group of pro-life youth activists attempted to hold signs, distribute literature, and engage high school students in conversation on the sidewalk.

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Tuesday, March 06, 2012

Stonecroft CEO Vollrath retires


KANSAS CITY, Mo. (WordNews.org) March 6, 2012 – Geneva Vollrath is stepping down as president and CEO of Stonecroft Ministries at the end of April, the board announced today.
Vollrath will participate in the upcoming Call To Me prayer event April 24-28.
“Our commitment to the mission, to God Himself, is expressed and cultivated through prayer. There is no more important work for a Christian, no more valuable effort for a Christian organization, no more critical leadership, than prayer,” Vollrath said. She said she is looking forward to spending time with her family in Florida.
Stonecroft is now working to identify Vollrath’s replacement.



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Sunday, March 04, 2012

Majority of pastors assessing mission statements this year, survey says

By AARON CHARLES
Word News
SOUTH BEND, Ind. (WordNews.org) March 4, 2012 – Pastor Ken Fetter said when considering making changes to his church’s ministry — such as developing new programs — he first makes sure it lines up with Hillside Missionary Church’s main purpose.
“Do you get so concerned with mortar, brick, and equipment that you lose sight of the people?” asked Fetter, who pastors the South Bend, Ind., church.

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