Latest press releases in Religion and Faith

Worldwide Focus Day for Churches on 26 April
Internet Evangelism Day is a worldwide focus day to be held on 26 April, and also a year-round online resource about digital outreach.

Shirley W. Mitchell Interview on TCT Television Network - Rejoice! Show
Get excited! Get Inspired! Get ready to REJOICE with us! Get your daily dose of worship, praise and fun. Join Myles and Valerie Holmes, Eddie and Cathy Williams, plus Judge and Lorie Brown for an hour of inspirational words of faith and an exciting Interview with National Author and Celebbrity Radio Talk Show Host Shirley W. Mitchell.

Author Signing by Celebrity Radio Talk Show Host Shirley W. Mitchell
Inspirational and Motivational Book Signing by "The Golden Egg of Aging™" - Shirley W. MItchell - for Keenagers, Baby Boomers, Seniors, and those approaching the GOLDEN 50 and Beyond. Learn "Aging Outside the Box®" to live your Second Half of Life as a Better Half of Life™.

Historic Jewish Medal Dies Contributed to Hebraic Section of the Library of Congress
A limited number of medals were issued by the official Celebrate 350 Committee to commemorate 350 Years of Jewish Life in America (1654-2004). One of the medals was presented to President George W. Bush at a ceremony in Washington. The dies for these historic medals have been contributed to the Library of Congress for safe-keeping and in the hope that they may be exhibited in the future.

Exciting New Gospel Artist, Conrad Miller, Delivers Refreshing Change to Spiritual Songs
New Release Produced by GRAMMY Winner Steven Ford

100th Anniversary of Joan of Arc’s Beatification Celebrated at MaidOfHeaven.com
Saint Joan of Arc was officially beatified by the Roman Catholic Church in April of 1909. In order to celebrate the 100th anniversary of this sacred event MaidOfHeaven.com has set up a special page detailing the ceremonies that took place in 1909.

Homeschooling Resource Center Offers Free Advice On How To Successfully Homeschool Children
Christian home schooling resource, HomeschoolingResourceCenter.org, offers a wealth of helpful, relevant homeschooling advice for parents with kids ranging in age from preschool to high school.

Lesson Planet Offers A Free 10 Day Trial To It’s Search Engine of Teacher-reviewed Online Lesson Plans
Lesson Planet is offering a free 10-day trial to its huge library of over 150,000 teacher-reviewed online lesson plans. Teachers and parents alike can easily explore from a wide variety of teacher-approved and rated online lesson plans.

Raising Funds to Provide Books to School Libraries in Sierra Leone
A project run by CLC Bookshops UK is aiming to raise funds to provide 10,000 books to school libraries in Sierra Leone

Crossroads Career Network Now Offering A Free Online Career Guide For Job Seekers
Crossroads Career Network, a national membership of churches helping job seekers, is now offering a free online edition of the 2009 Crossroads Career Explorer Guide.

A “Who’s Who” of Christianity Enters Its Final Season
A TV series that features top Christian leaders is filming its final programmes.

World Cultures, Children and Youth Embraced in New Book of World Poetry
A collection of 170 poems embracing world culture. India, China, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Iraq, Algeria, and Morocco, as well as Brazil, Ecuador, and Mexico, are some of the cultures explored. Original and collected poets of modern, new and classic poets are included in this work, as well as how-to instruction and biographies of 17 well-known poetrs

Self-Published Book Author Launches New Book written to Strengthen Your Religious Faith.
This book is about an ordinary person’s experiences, beliefs, and opinions about God, the Bible, and Religion. There are true stories in this book that will inspire and strengthen your faith in God.

New Book Reveals the Fallacy
Behind the Carter/Obama Plan for Middle East Peace

Famous Fossil Secretly Scanned in Texas
The 3.2 million-year-old hominid skeleton, found in Ethiopia in 1974, made a 10-day stop at UTA's High-Resolution X-ray Computed Tomography Facility in September after an eight-month exhibit at the Houston Museum of Natural Sciences.