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WDC MEDIA NEWS 2006-01-04 -- Rescue workers have retrieved a further body from a collapsed ice rink in southern Germany, raising the death toll in the tragedy to 12. While emergency crews worked through the night in the hope of locating survivors, the chances of finding anyone alive are now seen as slim. more... Families Suffer: Grief And Outrage At W.Va. Mine 2006-01-04 -- In a stunning and heartbreaking reversal, family members were told early Wednesday that 12 of 13 trapped coal miners found were dead — three hours after they began celebrating news that they were alive. The devastating new information shocked and angered family members, who had rejoiced with Gov. Joe Manchin hours earlier when a rumor began to spread that the miners were alive. more... Prime Minister Ariel Sharon Clings to Life 2006-01-05 -- Prime Minister Ariel Sharon, heavily sedated and on a respirator, clung to life on Thursday after a severe stroke that is likely to create a huge vacuum in Israeli politics and the Middle East peace process. Surgeons at Jerusalem’s Hadassah hospital said they stemmed the bleeding in the 77-year-old leader’s brain in a seven-hour operation and described his condition as critical but stable. Hospital director Shlomo Mor-Yosef, in an update to reporters several hours after surgery was completed, said Sharon would be kept in "deep sedation" and on a respirator for at least the next 24 hours to keep cranial pressure low. Mor-Yosef did not say how much brain damage Sharon may have suffered from a type of stroke that is often fatal. Channel Two television said doctors would try to wake Sharon on Friday morning to assess his condition. more... Ten Commandments Commission Lifts Up Ariel Sharon in Prayer 2006-01-06 -- Our prayers and the prayers of the commission’s members and supporters are with and for our friend Ariel Sharon in the hope that he will recover fully. more... Reaching Out To Muslims With "Christian Love" 2006-01-06 -- The founder of the Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN) said today that all programming carried by the network must meet one over-arching criteria: Presenting the Christian message in truth and love. more... ’Passenger Side" Takes Readers on the Ride of Their Life: Author John Forosisky writes on the freedom of true surrender to Jesus Christ 2006-01-06 -- Without faith the Christian life is reduced to drudgery and legalism. Truly learning the secret of giving over full control of ones life to Jesus Christ is without a doubt the most freeing step one can take in moving into the abundant life God has for each believer. more... Coal Miners’ Notes of Goodbye: "Tell all - I see them on the other side" 2006-01-06 -- As he huddled with 11 fellow miners trying to shelter from poisonous air in one of the farthest reaches of the Sago Mine, Martin Toler Jr. took an insurance form and a pencil from his pocket. In faint sentences of farewell and religious conviction, he let his family know that death, as it approached, came gently. more... Darlene Zschech launches Hope Rwanda 2006-01-06 -- Songwriter and worship leader Darlene Zschech and her husband Mark this week announced the launch of Hope Rwanda: 100 Days of Hope, a project that will unite the worldwide Church for 100 days in 2006 to bring the God-answer to the people of Rwanda. more... Robertson Spokesperson Addresses Comments Made by Pat Robertson Regarding Ariel Sharon 2006-01-06 -- On The 700 Club broadcast this morning Robertson said he has met with Sharon at significant times and considers him a friend. Robertson, an ordained minister and bible teacher, has been a life long supporter of Israel and has continually expressed grave concern over dividing the land of Israel. Robertson pointed to the book of Joel in the Old Testament to show a biblical perspective of God’s view of Israel and efforts made from people who try to divide God’s land: “In the book of Joel, the prophet Joel makes it very clear that God has ‘enmity against those who divide My land.’ God considers this land to be His. When you read the Bible, He said this is my land. For any Prime Minister of Israel who decides he will carve it up and give it away, God said, “No, this is Mine.” more... First Assembly of God, Phoenix to host ’GIFTED’ Auditions 2006-01-06 -- In a world where MTV dictates trends and pop-stars become idols, Christianity seems to be wrapped in conditions and judgments. It is our goal to wrap God’s message – His love – in acceptance, and in a way that blends seamlessly into ‘pop’ culture while still upholding the values we, as Christians, value most. When presented with this gift, wrapped tightly in respect, we hope that today’s youth will open the trendy packaging to release God’s love – and realize in doing so that we are all truly ‘Gifted’.” [source: Gifted Website] more... WDC Media Retained by Attorney and ’Danger Road’ Author John P. Contini 2006-01-25 -- WDC Media, the nation’s most innovative and passionate Christian public relations firm, announced that it has been retained by attorney and author John P. Contini, whose book Danger Road: A True Crime Story of Murder and Redemption, is scheduled for release in March 2006. more... Shabbat Shalom Teaching by Ron Wexler, CEO of the Ten Commadments Commission. 2006-01-06 -- In this week’s reading portion (Genesis 44:18-47:27) Joseph finally reveals himself to his brothers, after making sure they didn’t resent him any more. However, prior to this revelation, is the story of Benjamin and the “stolen” goblet, Benjamin was an apprehended thief who had been caught in action. more... Family Friendly Issues Fared Well In 2005 Courts 2006-01-06 -- From traditional marriage to the Ten Commandments to celebrating Christmas in the public square, some family friendly issues fared well in the courts in 2005. Mary McAlister, an attorney for the Liberty Counsel, says court decisions allowing the display of the Ten Commandments were major setbacks for organizations such as the American Civil Liberties Union. more... ’Taking Authority’ With Bishop Eddie Long 2006-01-26 -- Taking Authority is a radical departure from your average, traditional pulpit preaching. Each week, Bishop Long delivers an explosive, hard-hitting challenge to the body of Christ at large to abandon tradition and to step into God’s fresh purpose. more... 18,000 at Passion 06 seek their part in Great Commission 2006-01-07 -- A capacity crowd of 18,000 college students from all 50 states and more than 20 countries filled Nashville’s Gaylord Entertainment Center Jan. 2-5 for Passion 06. more... Planned Parenthood Abortion Business Has over 800 Centers Across U.S. 2006-01-10 -- "Planned Parenthood, America’s largest abortion chain, continues to push its abortion agenda through a network of more than 800 facilities nationwide," said Jim Sedlak, executive director of American Life League’s STOPP International. more... Disclosure Rules Shows NEA Giving Millions of Dollars to lef-Wing Causes 2006-01-07 -- A union watchdog group says a new disclosure report confirms that the nation’s largest teachers union, the National Education Association (NEA), is heavily involved in the wider liberal political movement and the Democratic Party. more... Former Football Great Running for Governor 2006-01-07 -- National Football League Hall of Fame wide receiver Lynn Swann is throwing his helmet in the ring for the governor’s seat in Pennsylvania. more... Alito Supporters Launch Ad Campaign to Coincide With Hearings 2006-01-07 -- A conservative group is planning to launch an ad campaign next week in support of Supreme Court justice nominee Samuel Alito. more... TBN’s Five Signature Network’s Multicast Simultaneously On New Full Powered Digital Station, WGTV-DT 2006-01-11 -- “The full-power signal of WGTV-DT offers TBN viewers the opportunity to benefit from all five of our unique networks,” explained Crouch. “Viewers can now watch our flagship TBN network, as well as JCTV, the Church Channel, TBN Enlace USA, and our newest network, “Smile of a Child TV, which will appeal to our younger viewers.” more... 2005 Was Banner Year For Christian PR Firm ’WDC Media’ 2006-01-07 -- WDC Media, one of the nation’s most innovative Christian public and media relations firms reports that 2005 was a banner year, and its founder says the crossover news platform WDC has pioneered was a big reason why. more... Sharon’s life still in danger, doctors say 2006-01-07 -- The latest scan of Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon’s brain showed slight improvement in his condition on Saturday but his life remained in danger three days after he suffered a massive stroke, doctors said. Shlomo Mor-Yosef, director of Jerusalem’s Hadassah hospital, said the 77-year-old leader was still critical but stable after emergency surgery staunched bleeding in his brain. more... Justice Sunday III -- Liberty and Justice for All 2006-01-09 -- "Tonight we have educated people of faith as to why judicial decisions affect all aspects of our lives," said Family Research Council President Tony Perkins. "Our efforts do not end with a broadcast. We will continue to monitor and represent people of faith as the Alito hearings begin this week." more... WDC Media Launches News Wire Service 2006-01-23 -- WDC Media, one of the nation’s most innovative and progressive Christian media and public relations firms, has announced the launch of WDC Newswire, a fully automated distribution system for press releases and up-to-the-minute news that is at the forefront of media technology. more... Crossdogs.com Offers Online Press Kits for Independent Christian Musicians 2006-01-09 -- You’ve got the talent. You’ve got the equipment. You’ve got the drive. Now all you need is an opportunity to do what you do best: Perform the music God has given you to help change the world. more... WHO IS JUDGING THE JUDGES? Family Research Council Asks 2006-01-10 -- "Senator Kennedy should act more like a U.S. Senator and stop using talking points from the liberal groups with whom he routinely meets." ~ FRC President Tony Perkins more... FIRST-PERSON: The culture of pornography 2006-01-10 -- The statistics are truly frightening. According to industry studies, 70 percent of 18- to 24-year-old men visit pornographic sites in a typical month. These young men represent something like one-fourth of all visitors to pornography sites on the Internet. The next largest group of users are young men in their twenties and thirties, 66 percent of whom report being regular users of pornography. more... Alito Stresses Rule of Law in Opening Statement 2006-01-10 -- Facing strong doubts from Democrats, Supreme Court nominee Samuel A. Alito Jr. presented himself to the Senate Judiciary Committee on Monday as an open-minded judge with no "agenda" other than "the rule of law." more... Stricken Israeli leader moves arm, leg during pain tests 2006-01-10 -- Israeli Prime Minister Ariel Sharon remained in "critical but stable" condition Tuesday, a day after doctors said there was a "slight movement" in his right arm and right leg during pain stimuli tests. Sharon, who suffered a major stroke last Wednesday, has not opened his eyes, doctors said. more... BIRD Flu Heading For Britain, Experts Warn 2006-01-10 -- BIRD flu is relentlessly heading for Britain, experts warned yesterday, as five more children in Turkey were found to have the disease. A total of 14 people in Turkey are now thought to have contracted bird flu, including three children from the same family, who died. more... Suicide Bombers Kill 28 Policemen, Injure 25 2006-01-10 -- At least 28 policemen were killed and 25 injured overnight when twin suicide bombers attacked Iraq’s interior ministry where ministers and the US ambassador were attending a parade to mark Police Day. The Iraqi branch of al-Qaeda claimed responsibility for the attack in an Internet message. more... CWA Says Judge Alito Will Withstand Left’s ‘Blood Sport’ 2006-01-10 -- Washington, D.C. – Concerned Women for America (CWA) expressed confidence that despite the left’s announced attacks against Judge Samuel Alito, he will be confirmed as the 1l0th Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court. more... Ten Commandments Commission Appoints Belarmino "Blackie" Gonzalez New Chairman 2006-01-23 -- Gonzalez, president of Son Broadcasting Network in Albuquerque, New Mexico, will replace Dr. Myles Munroe, who has served with Commission founder Ron Wexler since the Commission’s beginnings in 2005. Dr. Munroe, who pastors a church in the Bahamas, will continue to work closely with the Commission as it prepares for the nationwide Ten Commandments Day celebration on Sunday, May 7th. more... ACLJ: Don’t Play Political Games with Confirmation Hearings for Supreme Court Nominee Judge Samuel Alito 2006-01-10 -- "It’s time for the Senate to put aside the political posturing and move swiftly and without delay in confirmation hearings for Judge Samuel Alito," said Jay Sekulow, Chief Counsel of the ACLJ, who is working to support the Judge Alito nomination. more... New Article on Maintaining New Year?s Resolution Momentum Now Available 2006-01-10 -- The next few weeks will prove the most critical for those resolution keepers striving to keep their 2006 goals intact, since statistics show that the average time it takes a person to break a New Year’s Resolution is two weeks to one month-—not a lot of time to break an old habit, or implement lasting lifestyle changes. more... CWA Says Alito Will Continue to Protect Religious Liberty 2006-01-11 -- Concerned Women for America (CWA) says Judge Samuel Alito will uphold and protect the religious liberties of the American people if he is entrusted to serve on the United States Supreme Court. more... Study Shows Small Christian Colleges Becoming More Popular Choice 2006-01-11 -- Statistics show a growing number of students are opting to attend small Christian colleges and universities instead of large public institutions. more... President Bush signs bill targeting sex trafficking, says U.S. has ’duty’ in fight 2006-01-11 -- President Bush signed into law Jan. 10 a bill strengthening the campaign against worldwide trafficking in people, especially the effort to combat the sex trade in the United States. more... On first day of questioning, Alito says judiciary is not ’not a law-making body’; pledges ’open mind’ on abortion cases 2006-01-11 -- Supreme Court nominee Samuel Alito said comments he made in 1985 about the Roe v. Wade abortion decision were true but were made as an attorney and not as a judge, and that if an abortion case were to come before him on the high court he would approach it with an "open mind." more... Adrian Rogers biography penned by his wife Joyce 2006-01-11 -- There is no better expert on the late Adrian Rogers than his wife and lifelong sweetheart, Joyce, who through grade school, high school, college and 54 years of marriage experienced the highs and lows of life alongside him and was the sounding board for his deepest thoughts. more... New Article on Maintaining New Year’s Resolution Momentum Now Available 2006-01-12 -- While hundreds of thousands of Resolution Keepers strive to keep focus on their 2006 goals, new article provides adrenaline boost needed to avoid the February meltdown more... Researcher Tracks New Trend in Churchgoing 2006-01-12 -- Most Christians are believing for revival in the next few years. But what if you heard that local churches are likely to lose about half their members in the next 20 years or so? Well, hard as it may be to conceive, the two events might actually go hand in hand because Christian America may be about to undergo a radical revolution. more... Dems Face Off with Specter, Alito on Alumni Membership 2006-01-12 -- Supreme Court Nominee Samuel Alito was back in the hot seat today for a second round of questioning. This time there were a whole lot more verbal fireworks, but the sparks were flying between two senators. more... Martin Luther King, defining America 2006-01-12 -- At a crucial point in American history, the turbulent ’60s, King eloquently made the case that the great promise of the Declaration of Independence and the Constitution had not yet been fulfilled for all our citizens. His "I Have a Dream" and "I’ve Been to the Mountaintop" speeches and his "Letter From Birmingham Jail" are essential reading in any course of American history because they are American history. more... Protecting Kids From Adult Spam 2006-01-12 -- Matthew Prince, chief executive of Park City, Utah-based Unspam, said the company uses security technology to protect the state registries. Companies submit their email addresses to a Web site, and the site returns an encrypted list of email addresses that appeared on the registry. Companies use special tools to decode the lists. more... Organization Provides Training and Community for Youth Pastors in Challenging Times 2010-03-07 -- Volunteer and full-time youth pastors work hard to meet the rising challenges faced by teenagers. They have a passion to make a difference, but little training or support to do so. Called to Youth Ministry is a new, local organization working to provide training, personal mentorship, and networking among youth pastors in Chicagoland. A kickoff event is scheduled for January 30th in Elgin. more... Ron Wexler: Shabbat Shalom Teaching for Friday, Jan. 13th 2006-01-13 -- Regardless of the ultimate accomplishment of the final redemption, each of us must do our part in our lifetime to proclaim the majesty of God’s Name through prayer towards God, and acts of love and kindness towards one another. more... Alito Confirmation Expected Amid Continuing Protest From Liberals 2006-01-15 -- "Alito Likely To Become A Justice: Liberals See Slim Chance Of Blocking Confirmation," the Washington Post said in a front-page headline on Friday. more... God, Religion ... Whatever: Are Our Churchgoing Youth Falling Away from the Faith? 2006-01-15 -- No Christian parent wants to hear the words "apostasy" and "my child" uttered in the same sentence, for the very thought that our children may be falling away from Christianity is -- or should be -- terrifying. more... More Than 200,000 Join ACLJ in Urging President to Protect Military Chaplains’ Right to Pray 2006-01-12 -- The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) sponsored the national petition campaign in conjunction with efforts underway in Congress to urge President Bush to enact an Executive Order that would clear the way for chaplains to pray according to their faith. more... Unspam Continues Aggressive Campaign Against E-Porn Targeting Kids 2006-01-17 -- Prince’s efforts have also gotten the attention of the media. Prince’s company, Unspam, was recently spotlighted in a Wall Street Journal article on the campaign to protect kids from adult-oriented e-mails. And Prince’s appearance on the nationwide Christian television program Daystar, produced in Dallas, has led to increased interest in the issue from a wide range of faith-based and pro-family organizations. “This is an issue that deserves wide visibility,” said Susan Zahn, an expert in media trends and president of the Christian public relations firm WDC Media. “It’s interesting to note that both secular and faith-based news sources have been showing keen interest in reporting on it.” more... TBN Launches in Dallas with USDTV 2006-01-15 -- [Press Release] Five TBN Christian Networks to be Carried on All-Digital, Low-Cost Wireless TV Alternative to Cable Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN) announced it will distribute its five digital Christian networks in the Dallas/Fort Worth area through U.S more... Crossdogs.com Takes the Bite Out of Expensive Press Kits for Independent Christian Musicians 2006-01-15 -- NASHVILLE -- [WDC Newswire] -- You’ve got the talent. You’ve got the equipment. You’ve got the drive. Now all you need is an opportunity to do what you do best: Perform the music God has given you to help change the world. more... Robertson Issues Heartfelt Apology to Sharon’s Son 2006-01-12 -- "My zeal, my love of Israel and my concern for the future safety of your nation led me to make remarks which I can now view in retrospect as inappropriate and insensitive in light of a national grief experienced because of your father’s illness," Robertson said in the letter, dated on Wednesday. more... CWA: Awesome-Alito-A+ -Appoint 2006-01-13 -- Concerned Women for America (CWA) agrees with the many Americans who have concluded that Supreme Court nominee Judge Samuel Alito has done a superb job despite blatant partisan attacks by some members of the Senate Judiciary Committee. more... Executing innocent person would be the ’ultimate tragedy,’ Alito tells senators 2006-01-13 -- Supreme Court nominee Samuel Alito Thursday said the execution of an innocent person would be the "ultimate tragedy" and indicated he would err on the side of caution in certain instances when the high court is considering a stay of execution. more... Maryland Forces Wal-Mart to Pay More for Employee Healthcare 2006-01-13 -- Maryland on Thursday passed a law requiring large, private companies doing business in the state to spend at least eight percent of their payroll on employee health benefits. The Fair Share Health Care law is aimed at Wal-Mart. more... Turk who shot pope freed from jail 2006-01-13 -- The Turkish nationalist who shot Pope John Paul II in 1981 was released from prison in Istanbul on Thursday, his motive for the attempted assassination still as opaque as ever. more... Utah fines its first porn spammer under its Web child protection law 2006-01-18 -- The Utah Division of Consumer Protection has issued its first $2,500 citation under Utah’s seven-month-old Child Protection Registry law to a Canadian online pornography site. more... Family Research Council: ’Good Faith’ of Senate Judiciary Committee Broken 2006-01-15 -- As the confirmation hearings for Judge Samuel Alito came to a close, Ranking Member of the Senate Judiciary Committee, Patrick Leahy (D-Vt.), signaled Democrats intent to hold the committee vote over one week. more... Commentary by Jay Sekulow: Keeping the Ten Commandments in Place 2006-01-15 -- You might think that when the U.S. Supreme Court issued its conflicting decisions in June 2005 concerning the constitutionality of public displays of the Ten Commandments, that the litigation was finished. Not so. In fact, since those decisions, there have been several very important decisions upholding the constitutionality of such displays by federal appeals courts. more... Some NBC Affiliates Closing the Book on Daniel 2006-01-15 -- A pastor and Christian activist in the Midwest says he’s disappointed and surprised that believers in the area weren’t more vocal in their protest over a controversial new TV series. more... Your church can be adoption-friendly 2006-01-15 -- Your church can put pro-life principles into action by helping families adopt. Here are a few suggestions to get you of to the right start. more... Shedding a secret sin, two women now spread hope to others still anguished over abortion 2006-01-15 -- Donna Schmidt and Candace Sabo did not know each other 10 years ago, but they shared a common secret sin -- a secret so dark that they believed if it were made known, especially to their fellow church members, they would lose favor, lose friends and any hope of regaining their self-respect. more... Chile elects woman to presidency 2006-01-16 -- Socialist Michelle Bachelet has become Chile’s first female president - winning a weekend election with over 50 per cent of the vote. more... European Union Says Gay Marriage Rights Should Over-ride Clergy Counsel 2006-01-16 -- UK pastors are alarmed at a report issued by the EU’s Network of Independent Experts on Human Rights that says clergy and registrars should not have the right to refuse to ‘marry’ gay couples. more... Feinstein sees nothing to justify filibuster of Alito 2006-01-17 -- Boosting the chances for an easy confirmation, Democratic Sen. Dianne Feinstein said Jan. 15 that she sees nothing in Supreme Court nominee Samuel Alito’s record that would warrant a filibuster. more... Some Episcopalians embrace ‘Daniel’ rather than protest it 2006-01-17 -- Contrary to what many might expect, some leaders of the Episcopal Church are not offended by the portrayal of their denomination broadcast every Friday night on most NBC stations. more... Priest: Washington Post sat on ’McCarrickgate’ 2006-01-18 -- If you want someone who can verify the ’alleged’ stories of ’Teddy’ [Cardinal Theodore McCarrick], all you have to do is ask the publisher of the Washington Post, which has been sitting on the story for almost three years. I know this for a fact. more... For Second Year TBN Founder Paul Crouch Named One of America’s Top 50 Christians 2006-01-27 -- Calling him an “internationally recognized visionary in the field of Christian television,” the Church Report named Dr. Paul Crouch Sr., Founder and President of the Trinity Broadcasting Network (TBN), one of the “50 Most Influential Christians in America” for 2005. It is the second year in a row Dr. Crouch has been named to the prestigious listing. more... Supreme Court Upholds Physician-Assisted Suicide 2006-01-17 -- The Supreme Court voted 6-3 to uphold Oregon’s physician-assisted suicide law on Tuesday. more... ACLJ Calls on Senate to Give Supreme Court Nominee Alito Up-or-Down Vote without Delay 2006-01-17 -- The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ), specializing in constitutional law, said today the Senate Judiciary Committee should act without delay and vote on the nomination of Supreme Court nominee Judge Samuel Alito tomorrow - as scheduled - clearing the way for the full Senate to give Judge Alito an up-or-down vote later this week. more... Crossdogs.com Announces Exclusive Partnership With Broadjam.com 0000-00-00 -- Crossdogs.com, the dynamic new online resource that connects independent Christian musicians to quality performance and ministry venues, has announced its partnership with Broadjam.com, one of the Internet’s top communities for independent musicians and fans. more... New Church report on women bishops 2006-01-18 -- The Church of England will unveil a new report assessing the choices it faces over the consecration of women bishops. The Bishop of Guildford, the Rt Rev Christopher Hill, will introduce the Guildford Group Report at a news conference in London. more... MovieMinistry.com -- Films to Watch for 2006 2006-01-19 -- Many critics are busily compiling their “best of” lists for 2005. But ministry-minded people who want to use films as a springboard for discussing the Gospel need to look ahead. DVD releases of last year’s films can help to plan Bible Study and teaching illustrations, but there is nothing like a trip to a film in current release to spark talk at the diner afterward. more... Trouble in Tom Monaghan’s Catholic paradise 2006-01-18 -- “In the know” Catholics likely know at least something about the problems that have plagued the Tom Monaghan-funded Ave Maria College, Ave Maria University and Ave Maria School of Law. more... Walk To Reclaim America! Update from Rick and Jane (Week 1) 2006-01-18 -- Every day has been a spiritual and emotional challenge. As we’ve walked we’ve prayed, praised the Lord, sung hymns and choruses, clapped, and cried. We have had some opportunities every day to share Christ. We have made a commitment to not let a single day go by without sharing with at least one person. Most days we have shared with many. Some have been receptive, some have been uninterested, and a few have been plain about the fact that they don’t believe. more... Christian Prison Evangelist Sides with Oprah Winfrey over “A Million Little Pieces” Controversy 2006-01-18 -- Christian prison evangelist Marty Angelo speaks out in support of television talk show host Oprah Winfrey and her stand on the “redemptive” value of author Jim Frey’s controversial best-seller “A Million Little Pieces.” more... Inspirational Décor was the “best kept secret” in the Christian Community. 2006-01-18 -- Biblical Borders’ ™ consist of a large collection of pre-pasted wallpaper borders enhanced with scripture or a biblical theme. The patterns include contemporary, country, Victorian and traditional styles for every room in the home, office or church. The children’s collection includes borders for infants, and toddlers, as well as for teenagers. Whether a homemaker, interior decorator, church member, or pastor, Biblical Borders ™ will provide decorative borders customized just for you. more... More Archived News |
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