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Like faith, art often passes from one generation to the next. For Jennifer Coffin, it began when she first laid eyes on her mothers potters wheel.
Theologian, author and singer/songwriter Dr. Michael Milton has been named President and Sr. Fellow of the newly founded D. James Kennedy Institute for Christianity and Culture (DJK Institute)
Some Businesses Balk at Gay Weddings
By Nathan Koppel and Ashby Jones/ The Wall Street Journal
As more states permit gay couples to marry or form civil unions, wedding professionals in at least six states have run headlong into state antidiscrimination laws after refusing for religious reasons to bake cakes, arrange flowers or perform other services for same-sex couples.
The RUM Permanent Committee is pleased to announce the nomination of the Reverend Thomas Cannon to serve as the next Coordinator of RUM, pending approval by the General Assembly.
Violence against Egyptian Christians Reaches a Level Not Seen for Centuries
By Todd Daniels/International Christian Concern
Christians have increasingly come under attack for their part in the protests to remove Islamist president Mohamed Morsi from office. The retaliation against Christians from Islamists has included the looting and burning of houses, churches, schools and businesses. It has also become personal, as kidnapping and threats against individuals have been on the rise.
Conference is scheduled Oct. 10-12, 2013 at Intown Church, Atlanta
He faithfully declared the Bible to be a Word from another world, said Dr. Michael Milton founder and President of Faith for Living, Inc.
Why I Am a Reymondian
By Michael A. Milton, Ph.D.
I will remember your words as you roared with your unforgettable laugh, Bru-u-ther! Don’t be a Reymondian!
Who’s joining the exodus?
By Leslie Scanlon, the Presbyterian Outlook
The PC(USA) reported that in 2012, the denomination dismissed 110 congregations to other denominations, compared to 21 in 2011. Another 86 congregations were dissolved ― typically, too small to continue operating ― and overall, the PC(USA) lost more than 102,000 members in 2012, according to the denomination’s 2012 comparative statistics report.

