CHRISTIAN LEGAL SOCIETY: CLSNET [new 4/96]
http://www.clsnet.com/
A network of nearly 4,500 attorneys, judges, law professors and law students, in association with thousands of supporters across the country, who seek to do justice with the love of God. CLS' mission as CLS members is: To teach or remind this country's more than 850,000 attorneys about the spiritual dimension of life, without which it is impossible to love and serve our neighbors, and; To defend religious freedom for people of all faiths. CLS has members in over 1100 cities (including all the nation's major cities), in all 50 states and 10 foreign countries, specializing in all legal practice areas. CLSnet affiliates include the Center for Law and Religious Freedom, the National Legal Resource Center, the Institute for Christian Conciliation, a CLS Legal Aid Network, CLS Law Student Ministries. Also available are links to colleague organizations. Periodicals available on-line include CLS Quarterly, The Defender, and, Religious Liberty Press Releases.
CHRISTIAN MACINTOSH SOFTWARE [new 8/96]
http://soho.ios.com/~pkevinp/
Kevin Paszalek, Pastor of Southway Community Church, Houston, Texas, is providing this resource for Macintosh users. The list contains a number of sites including collections and software publishers. When you visit, be sure to pick up a shareware copy of Pastor Paszalek's own software program, Following Jesus. With a couple of clicks you can find answers to the following: What Jesus taught about prayer in each stage of discipleship; When was John 3:16 spoken?; What chronological order a list of verses should go in, and find out which are parallel passages, too!; What kind of buying power a stater would have today (other weights, measures converted, too); Where the Seven Last Words from the Cross are (and never have to hunt for them again); What happened in the Gospel records in AD 30?; What the parallel passages to any Gospel verse are (and copy and paste to your other Bible study software!); and, Where Capernaum and Zebulon are. Both the list of Macintosh Christian software and Following Jesus are worth a visit. Recommended.
THE CHRISTIAN MEDIATION & ARBITRATION SERVICE (C.MAS) [new 2/97]
http://www.iccc.net/cmas/
Christian Mediation and Arbitration Service - CMAS is a vehicle for the solution of disputes, particularly between Christian believers engaged in business. Legal and biblical resource.
ICCC Main Page: http://www.iccc.net/
CHRISTIAN MILITARY FELLOWSHIP
http://cmf.com/page/
CMF is a worldwide, non-denominational fellows
hip of Christians in and associated with the United States Armed Forces who are inviting military people and their families to meet the Lord Jesus Christ while helping each other to live out their relationship with Him. Provides related links to the Association of Christian Conferences, Teaching and Seminars, Independent Charities of America, Military Community Youth Ministries, and Officers Christian Fellowship.
CHRISTIAN MISSION FOR CHINA AND 10/40 WINDOW [new 11/96]
http://www.dacom.co.kr/~jcwm/
A detailed description is unavailable at this time. An English language presentation is planned.
THE CHRISTIAN MISSION TO ISLAM: ISLAM VIEWED FROM A BIBLICAL PERSPECTIVE, BY REV. BASAM M. MADANY [new 3/97]
http://www.iserv.net/~prc/prtj/nov96.html#Islam
An article included in the Protestant Reformed Theological Journal, Vol. 30, No.2 (1996:Nov.). Protestant Reformed Theological School. Recommended.
Protestant Reformed Theological Journal: http://www.iserv.net/~prc/prtj/index.html
Protestant Reformed School: http://www.iserv.net/~prc/seminary.html
THE CHRISTIAN MISSIONS HOME PAGE [new 3/96]
http://www.sim.org/
Information at this site includes direct links to SIM, however this archive distinguishes itself as a ministry in Christian mission networking information. Included are links to other missions web sites, e-mail links to mission organizations on the internet, a prayer request section, letters and thoughts on missions, missionary biography, events, links to commercial sites related to missions, and resources for world Christians, including very important international news sources.
CHRISTIAN NETWORK RESOURCES FOR AFRICA [new 5/96]
http://www.nn.independent.co.za/~donn/clt/sites.html
Maintained by Steve Hayes, the purpose of this page is to provide links to, or information about, electronic communications networks for Christians in Africa, and especially Southern Africa. Most of the links are to Web pages, but information about other means of communication, such as bulletin board networks, is also included. Contents are ordered in the following fashion: African web sites, Church web sites, Education and training, Mission and evangelism, Church, society and culture, History and research, Liturgy, music and worship, Books and publications, Monasteries and other Christian communities, Links to other continents, Personal links, Non-Christian religions & philosophies, Bulletin Board Systems (BBSs), Miscellaneous, and, Best of their kind.
CHRISTIAN QUOTATION OF THE DAY [revised 12/96]
http://www.gospelcom.net/cqod/
Redmon Barbry is not only providing a quote a day, but developing an archive that includes previous and future quotes. Additionally, he has provided a subject/ author index which promises to make the archive not solely a thought provoking moment, but also a very valuable research tool. From January 13, 1996: "Do not pray for tasks equal to your powers. Pray for powers equal to your tasks. Then the doing of your work shall be no miracle, but you yourself shall be the miracle." ... Phillips Brooks. Christian Quote of the Day is now available via automatic mailing. Refer to the Mail-based Services section of this guide for more information.
Author Index: http://www.gospelcom.net/cqod/cqodindx.htm
Title Index: http://www.gospelcom.net/cqod/cqodindy.htm
Archive: http://www.gospelcom.net/cqod/cqodarch.htm
THE CHRISTIAN REFORMED CHURCH OF NORTH AMERICA [revised 10/96]
http://www.grfn.org/religion/crc/crc.html
This site has been assembled to promote communication from within the CRC, to be an introduction for others who wish to know more about the CRC, and for those who wish to know more about Jesus Christ. Provided is "A Contemporary Testimony" authorized by the 1986 CRC Synod, a response to the secularization of modern life and culture. Documents and/or news stemming from the 1995 and 1996 Synod of the Christian Reformed Church are included on this site. There is a section that provides documents explaining the positions and goals of the CRC, and another that includes historic creeds and confessions upheld by CRC. A substantial archive of CRWRCybernews, a publication of the Christian Reformed World Relief Committee is made available. Other publications include the full text of "The Bible and Islam: Sharing God's Word With a Muslim", by Bassam Michael Madany, a Back to God Hour publication. A link to Today Onli
ne, another Back to God Hour ministry, is also provided. There are links to local and regional CRC member sites. Steve Tryon has also provided archive space to house the CRC-VOICES FAQ, an adjunct to the discussion list being distributed from Calvin College.
CHRISTIAN RESEARCH INSTITUTE (OFFICIAL) [new 6/96]
http://207.66.134.129/
The Christian Research Institute has established an official site on the internet. The site will eventually include sections providing Free Resources, Other CRI Resources Available, Ask the Bible Answer Man Online, Listen to the Bible Answer Man, The Christian Research Journal, and More About CRI. At the time of our survey there are form based utilities allowing users to order Free Resources, or to order many, many other CRI publications. There is also an online contact form for presenting questions to CRI staff members. CRI has provided an exhaustive list of available publications under the following topics: Angels, Apologetics, Astrology, Bible (General), Branham, William, Charismatic Issues (General), Children of God/ The Family, Christadelphianism, Christian Doctrine (General) Christian Living (General), Christian Research Institute, Christian Research Journal, Church Universal and Triumphant, Computers/ Computer Software, Cults (General), Eschatology, "est" Seminars (The Forum), Faith Movement, Foreign Language Materials, Freemasonry, Jehovah's Witnesses, "Kingdom Now" Theology, Liberalism, Local Church/ Witness Lee, Martin Under Fire, Mind Sciences/ New Thought, Moral and Ethical Issues, Mormonism, New Age Movement/ Neopaganism, Oneness Pentecostalism, Origins/ Science and Christianity, Reincarnation, Roman Catholicism, Rosicrucianism, Salvation/ Evangelism, Scientology, Self-Esteem/ Robert Schuller, Self-Realization Fellowship, Seventh-Day Adventism, Spiritual Warfare/ Occult/ Satanism, Transcendental Meditation, UFOs, Unification Church, Unitarianism, Way International, and, World Religions. CRI has also included an online contact form. Highly recommended.
CHRISTIAN RESEARCH INSTITUTE (UNOFFICIAL) [revised 5/97]
http://www.iclnet.org/pub/resources/text/cri/cri-home.html
CRI is the leading international organization providing apologetics and addressing concerns regarding cults and abberant Christian groups. Provided at this unofficial site is a substantial archive of CRI Journal, CRI Newsletter, and BBS-FYI articles. These are carefully researched authorative documents. Highly recommended
FTP Access: ftp://iclnet93.iclnet.org/pub/resources/text/cri/
CRI OFFICIAL SITE: http://www.equip.org/
CHRISTIAN RESOURCE LIST [new 7/96]
http://hyowon.cc.pusan.ac.kr:8080/~shokim/christ.html
This list of Christian resources is compiled by Sang-Ho Kim, Pusan National University, Korea. Resources include both Korean and English language resources. Sections provided include Churches in Korea; Bible Study; Prayer; Praise; Mission; CyberChurch; Word; Theology; Organization; and, Related Sites. This is a good site to find out about Christian ministry in Korea, and well organized as well.
THE CHRISTIAN RESOURCE LIST BY RICH PALAREA [new 8/96]
http://pages.prodigy.com/richpal/index.html
Richard Palarea's Christian Resource List is something more than a list. Although Rich has assembled a good set of networking facts, as he has written, the most important work centers around those pages that he has developed for prayer requests and for prayers answered. It makes the list something more than a place to stop for more information. Since Rich is associated with Calvary Chapel we know that care is taken in this respect to prayer. This alone would be reason enough for our recommendation of Mr. Palarea's site. But, if you do go to request prayer, or to join in intercession, you will find a document on Heaven. You will browse through the sections on Churches, Movie and Video Review, A Product for the Health Conscious, Codes in the Bible, Merchandise, Organizations, List Servers, Bible Studies, Chat, Music, Israel, JC Decal, FTP Sites, autobiographical information, News Groups and Broadcasts.
CHRISTIAN RESOURCES ABOUT HOMOSEXUALITY AND AIDS [new 3/96]
http://www.messiah.edu/hpages/facstaff/chase/h/
Provided within these pages are current news, lists of state and national ministries, a bibliography of books and articles, and full text files. Extensive information is available from these pages.
CHRISTIAN RESOURCES ON THE WEB [new 10/96]
http://www.students.uiuc.edu/~s-schim/christian/christian.html
One of the best organized, if
not _the_ best organized, Christian guides detailing organizations and repositorys here on the internet. From our travels around the internet, this is also one of the most popular guides, and deservedly so. This scholarly compilation of geologist Steve Schimmrich is set forth in three major sections. Christian Life includes categories: ministries, missions, evangelism, family, pro-life, self help, sexuality, politics, and entertainment. Christian Study includes categories: Bibles, Bible reference, Bible study, biblical languages, devotionals, literature, Church history, religious studies, preaching, apologetics, and famous Christians. Organized Religion includes sections: denominations, Catholic, parachurch, Christian communities, sects, cults, ecumenical, Judicia, and other belief systems. Highly recommended for the top of your bookmarks collection.
A CHRISTIAN SPOTLIGHT ON THE MOVIES [new 6/96]
http://www.ChristianAnswers.Net/reviews/reviews.html
Candid, concise reviews of today's movies and videos from a Christian perspective. Provides recommendations for great family viewing. Get the info you want without long, boring. Got an opinion? Contribute your own review. Sponsored by Films for Christ.
THE CHRISTIAN TELECOMMUNICATIONS TOOLKIT [new 4/96]
http://bible.acu.edu/ctt/ctt-home.htm
A project of the Computer Aides Ministry Society, headed by Greg Slade, the CTT incorporates an immense amount of current information of use to ministries who wish to use on-line services or go on line. The stated purpose of CTT is to gather all of the information possible on electronic communications, and make it available to churches and other Christian organisations in a convenient format. That is the reason for the Christian Telecommunications Toolkit. The Christian Telecommunications Toolkit will be a book with articles on general aspects of telecommunications..." Included on site are sections of the Toolkit, including inforation on: BBS Networks, Commercial Systems, Using FAX modems, a Christian and Messianic Jewish BBS List, Lists of Discussion Areas, a FAX/E-mail Directory of Christian Organizations, Software for the Toolkit, a Glossary of Telecommunications Terms and Online Shorthand, etc. As with all of Greg's work, this information is extremely well articulated, and despite the technical nature of the subjects presented, easily understood and, yes, even entertaining. Read the book!
aFTP: ftp://bible.acu.edu/technology/ctt/
Gopher: gopher://bible.acu.edu/11gopher_root%3a%5bTechnology.CTT%5d
CAMsoc: http://bible.acu.edu/ctt/camsoc.htm
CHRISTIAN THEOLOGICAL RESEARCH FELLOWSHIP [new 9/96]
http://apu.edu/~CTRF/
CTRF is the Christian Theological Research Fellowship, a scholarly, Christian organization promoting systematic and moral theology, along with related disciplines. The Fellowship gathers to provide Christian fellowship among academic theologians; to provide an ecumenical and international forum in North America for the development of Christian doctrine and ethics; to stimulate Christian theological thinking in the context of the AAR/SBL convention; to stimulate theological renewal that focuses on the mainstream of Christian tradition, guided by the belief that theology is truth-seeking (fides quaerens intellectum); and, to provide various avenues for the publication of academic theology. The focus of the group, set forth in their mission statement, lies in the development and advancement of the Apostolic tradition (the mainstream or consensus of Christian doctrinal history), not simply in its description or criticism. -- quoted from What is the CTRF. The web site provides the fellowship's CTRF News and Notes, Papers presented at the annual meeting of the CTRF, and the Journal for Christian Theological Research, all described in the Journals/ Newsletters section of this guide.
A CHRISTIAN THINK TANK: DIRECTORY OF QUESTIONS [new 5/97]
http://www.webcom.com/ctt/direct.html
The Directory of Questions is a major apologetics resource of value to apologists, and regular folk like you and I, from Unravelling Wittengenstein's Net. The site's originator is trying to unravel things for you and I, to assist us to obey the apostle Paul's injunction from First Thessalonians 5:21: "Critically examine everything. Hold on to the good." Major sections in the Directory include: Questions of Fact; Questions of Opinion; Arguments; Big Pieces; and, A New Testament Bias Debate. The directory is a small, but essential, part of the much larger set of pages at Unravelling Wittengenstein's Net: A Christian Think Tank. The work presented at this site is based on "
one man's Christian journey through 20th-century Western thought. It contains his reflections on philosophy, on theology, on spirituality, on apologetics. These are not abstract opinions, but rather serious, committed, and honest attempts to confront the urgent and contemporary questions of skeptics, of believers, of himself, and of his God..." Very highly recomended.
Unravelling Wittengenstein's Net: http://www.webcom.com/ctt/
Key Word Search: http://www.webcom.com/ctt/searchit.html
CHRISTIAN WEB SITES [new 7/96]
http://wolfden.swsc.k12.ar.us/~dhend/christian.html
David Henderson includes a good orderly list of Christian network connections under the following categories: Bibles/ Christian Software; Christian Networks and Organizations; Other Christian Links; Christian Children Links; and, Christian Music Links. We are particularly pleased to note the references to Christian Software and to Christian Children Links, which addresses needs that often have not received adequate attention. Also, be sure to check out Dave's Unofficial Home Page for more information. Recommended.
Unofficial Home Page: http://wolfden.swsc.k12.ar.us/~dhend/
CHRISTIAN WORLDVIEW [new 8/96]
http://www.geocities.com/CapitolHill/1492/
This web page brings together a number of remote links of interest to Christian Reconstruction. Available on line is a link to Andrew Sandlin's The Creed of Christian Reconstruction. There are also links to the Chalcedon Foundation, Southern California Center for Christian Studies, American Vision, Compass, Reuben Alvarado, Foundation for Biblical Studies, Forerunner, Blumenfield Education Letter, Contra Mundum, Credenda Agenda, U-Turn, and a Theonomy FAQ.
THE CHRISTIAN ZONE!! [new 7/96]
http://www.ed.ac.uk/~jamesmd/czone/index.html
The Christian Zone!! is a set of local and internet resources provided through the work of James MacDonnell from the University of Edinbourgh. Mr. MacDonnell has provided a number of interesting personal resources. Included are his testimony, and a review of his 6-week stay in Papua New Guinea under the auspices of New Tribes. (Anyone considering a visit to PNG or neighboring areas or who has ever been in the area will appreciate James' account.) Another file, called Four Persons provides a lesson about responsibility. Despite its simplicity, it still made this Christian stop and think. There is a poem for suffering disciples, God Hath Not Promised. Mr. MacDonnell also provides a number of internet links under section for Quiet Time, Bible Study, Christian Radio (which also references radio ministries that do not yet have an internet presence), and Missions. He has collected a great set of links for mission related sites. Which brings us back to the six weeks in Papua New Guinea. The pages represented here are not impersonnel pages. They represent something special and personal from James MacDonnell. It is not the wonder of web page building that has made this set of pages something more than a set of web pages. It is the wonder of God in a Christian life. May we recommend a visit.