Ministries

by Tuesday, 24 June 2008 02:05

Family Devotional 8: Out of the Driveway, Into the Game

In the movie Miracle, the coach of the 1980 U.S. Hockey team continually asked his new players who they played for. When they would respond by telling him what University team they played for, the coach would make the whole team run.

by Friday, 13 June 2008 11:54

Gempels Receive Spirit of HOPE Award As Randy Jordan Becomes HOPE worldwide CEO

Frank Kim, HOPE worldwide’s chairman of the board, presented Bob and Pat Gempel with the Spirit of HOPE award for their indomitable spirit and passionate hearts which infuse everything that takes place at HOPE worldwide. The Gempels officially "rewired" to become HOPEww volunteers and the board appointed Randy Jordan as the new CEO.

by Monday, 16 June 2008 05:10

Family Devotional 7: Out of the Driveway, Into the Game

One of the trendier personal philosophies these days is that there are no absolute standards of right and wrong in our universe. I once had a student who wrote that he believed in that standard and believed that all people should embrace that as truth. Imagine their surprise when I sent the paper back with a failing grade.

by Wednesday, 11 June 2008 04:55

L.A. Teens Feed and Clothe the Poor

The next generation of our church possesses an incredible heart for the needy. For two years, a group of teenagers in Los Angeles have continued to make a difference in the community by helping those less fortunate.

by Monday, 09 June 2008 07:28

Family Devotional 6: Out of the Driveway, Into the Game

Recently I checked into a hotel room that seemed designed for me. The showerhead was nice and high, the bed was long, and the whole room was quite comfortable for someone who is a bit on the taller side. There’s nothing like being in a place that seems designed just for you, and nothing worse than one that just is not suited to your needs.

 
by Wednesday, 04 June 2008 09:47

Navigating Cyberspace: Does Your Profile Portray a Godly Image?

The internet is a wonderful means of communication, connection, and information. We use it for fun, school, and our jobs. As teenagers we need to be aware of some of the potential risks the internet poses when used unwisely or inappropriately. In Part III of a three-part series from the Boston Teen Ministry, we encourage teens to think deeply about the image they portray online.

by Wednesday, 04 June 2008 05:21

Inspiring News from Art & Soul 2008!

There is a common misconception that a person truly living a Christian lifestyle cannot have fun because everything considered “fun” is sin. Well, through the Metro Atlanta Church of Christ (The GACC & ANCOC), God annihilated this theory last Sunday.

by Monday, 02 June 2008 01:24

Family Devotional 5: Out of the Driveway, Into the Game Series

What can a simple mousetrap teach us about the creation of God? Actually, quite a bit. This fifth devotional in the Out of the Driveway, Into the Game Series is entitled, “Can’t be More Simple,” and it deals with demonstrating to younger and older children the truth of God’s creation.

by Thursday, 29 May 2008 20:00

Worship Leaders Conference Deadlines Near

Excitement is growing for this year's International Worship Ministry Conference! Already over 200 worshippers, from seven countries and 25 states, representing over 40 congregations, are registered, from as far away as Guam!

by Wednesday, 28 May 2008 19:00

Navigating Cyberspace for Teens

The internet is a wonderful means of communication, connection, and information. We use it for fun, school, and our jobs. As teenagers we need to be aware of some of the potential risks the internet poses when used unwisely or inappropriately. In Part II of a three-part series from the Boston Teen Ministry, we encourage teens to guard their hearts online.