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ChristianStart.com is a new website focused on brining you the latest Christian news, articles and stories from around the Internet. Christian news stories are automatically gathered from around the Internet and categorized according to their content. Users can also submit their own Christian news stories, articles or press releases. ChristianStart could quickly become the Christian’s Digg.
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HolyLandPrayers.com introduced a new service in early 2009 providing devout Christians around the world the ability to light a candle or make a prayer request at the holiest place on Earth: the Church of the Holy Sepulchre. HolyLandPrayers.com is located in Jerusalem, just steps from the Church of the Holy Sepulchre where Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior was crucified, buried and resurrected.
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I’ve been reviewing Christian websites since 1996. For every one hundred Christian sites I visit, I may bookmark one. That’s not to say that the others aren’t good, they just don’t stand out enough to make me want to return on a regular basis. Here’s five Christian sites that did stand out enough to add to my bookmarks.
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Christian hosting is important for many Christians looking to put establish an Internet presence for their church, ministry or business. A good Christian hosting company specifically targets the unique expectations and needs that many Christians have when looking for a web host.
Christian hosting companies will not allow websites to use their servers for posting inappropriate material. This gives you the assurance that your Christian website will not share the same server with material that goes against the moral foundation of the Bible.
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Let’s face it, Pastors have extremely busy schedules and preparing the weekly sermon is sometimes pushed to the side until Saturday night. Then the rush is on to quickly research your sermon topic, put together your notes and prepare the Power Point slides while hoping to get a few hours of sleep before Sunday morning. That’s where sites like SermonWorld.com come in.
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I’m pleased to announce the launch of HomeTubed.com, a video website for the home school community. As a home schooling Father, I’ve noticed how many home school kids and parents are constantly videoing everything, from social outings to sporting events to field trips. HomeTubed.com was created specifically for home schoolers to share these type of videos.
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In the early days of CWS, when it was called Best of the Christian Web, the sole purpose of the site was to list the best Christian websites on the Internet. Over the years the site has changed many times. In an effort to return part of the site to it?s original roots, I’ve put together a list of the top 10 Christian Websites.
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Are you tired of paying outrageous hotel prices and spending your vacation in a cramped, 400 square foot room. Well here’s a novel concept. Why not trade homes with a Christian family somewhere else in the world. That’s the idea behind the site ChristianHomeSwap.com.
I had never heard of home swapping until ChristianHomeSwap.com was submitted for a directory listing last week. But after looking over the site, I have to admit, I’m intrigued.
The idea is pretty simple. You select a destination and a desired vacation month and you’ll see a list of available homes. These are homes owned by other Christians that have signed up to swap houses on their next vacation.
Once you find a home that you’re interested in just send the homeowner an inquiry. If they’re interested then it’s just a matter of working out the details. If you reach an agreement then you have a free place to stay on your next vacation. With rising gas prices, it’s good to save money anywhere you can. And even better, you’re not in a small hotel room, you’ll be staying in a home with all of the amenities you’re used to at your own home.
If you’ve tried this service I would love to here about your experience.
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