Astropix
- awesome photos of the universe
Bibletxt - God's Word daily to your mobile
Bible Outlines - free downloadable commentaries
on books of the Bible, and much more
Cartoonoftheday.com - cartoon gospel tracts
Churches' Advertising Network - always provocative,
sometimes controversial. Challenging adverts for the Church to
use or condemn, as it chooses ...
Daily Quotations - timeless inspiration
from spiritual giants of yesteryear, delivered to your inbox daily
Damaris Project - women's issues
and spirituality
Gospelcomics - cartoon-style message/stories
in a whole range of languages
Hopenet - graphic-led encouragement
MaxedOut - encouragement and humour for stressed
Christian women
Premier Radio - main site, pray-now.com
and the confessor
Relate - magazine for disabled people
Resurrected - online Bible resources
and more
Scripture for your PDA - get devotional material
and God's Word on your PDA
Songs of Praise - new look for BBC
site
Thecumovement -
up to date info and reports from Christian work on campus in the
UK
The world from outer space
The Hubble Space telescope
WWJD - the official site
- Need
a little hope? Hopenet (www.hopenet.net)
could be the place, with Christian music clips, Gospel content,
and uplifting stories of people who found hope. But do note,
this great to look at site is quite heavy on graphics, so may
take a while to load. It's worth the wait.
- CartoonofTheDay.com,
a brand new Web site, provides readers entertainment and spiritual
encouragement through daily, Gospel-oriented cartoon tracts.
- www.gospelcom.net/cqod/ -
free daily quotations from Christian leaders like Thomas Aquinas,
Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Bunyan, Calvin, Wesley, A W Tozer and Jim
Packer. Read online or get them sent to your inbox
- www.bibleoutlines.com -
free devotional commentaries on books of the Bible for you to
download in PDF format (you'll need Adobe Acrobat Reader from www.adobe.com if
you don't already have it)
- Christian
encouragement and humour for stressed out women: MaxedOut.net: http://www.maxedout.net/
"Go Straight to the Chocolate": http://www.maxedout.net/chocolate.htm
- If
you enjoy comics - or know those who do - head for the superb www.gospelcomics.com.
It communicates the Gospel in one of the world's most popular
mediums, and the languages available are quite amazing!
- The
Chad Media Trust, which monitors and supports religious broadcasting
and Christians in all areas of media, has organised a Christmas
radio advertising campaign across the Midlands. Aimed at 15 to
18-year-olds, the five ads will feature five familiar Christmas
scenarios which have been made for the Churches Advertising Network
(CAN). Adverts can be heard on www.churchads.org.uk
- Interested
in getting text messages from the Bible to your mobile phone?
It's one way of making sure you take in something of God's Word
each day, and Bibletxt provides
it at £5 a month. More services are to follow, they say.
- The
Damaris Project - not to be confused with UK-based Damaris
Trust - aims to set an environment where women can evaluate
their experiences in light of an affirming spiritual alternative
and in the context of their current worldview. Research on
the leading edge of women's issues and the creation of women's
networks defines this site.
http://www.Damarisproject.org
- The
BBC's Songs of Praise has revamped its website: head for http://www.bbc.co.uk/religion/tv_radio/songsofpraise/
- Looking
for an easy way to take the Bible with you wherever you go? If
you have a wireless Palm Pilot or other handheld device, International
Bible Society (IBS) has a number of new free PDA resources
that will let you access Scripture from your handheld. Check
out http://www.gospelcom.net/ibs/bibles/pda/
- Relate magazine
launched last year. If you, or anyone you know, is disabled or
a carer, check it out and pass it on. The magazine is currently
looking for contributors. The Internet has given many disabled
people the ability to reach the world from their computers: http://www.web-evangelism.com/web-disablity.html
- It's
been mission season at the UK's colleges and universities.
Check out reports of what's been going on at http://www.thecumovement.org
- If
you've got the wristband, read the book and find the WWJD acronym
a vital part of living your faith day to day, check out the official
website at www.gospelcom.net/wwjd/
- "Resurrected.co.uk is
a site for those people who can't read the Bible at a regular
time each day, or don't have a Bible to hand when they want one.
It is particularly aimed at people who want to try something
different, and challenges the stereotypical image of the Christian
- hence why our site looks a bit dark!" they say. There's
also news, pop music gossip and sports info. Resurrected also
makes the Bible available for WAP-enabled mobile phones. One
rider, though, currently they only use the AV (Authorised Version),
although they're looking at getting NIV passages available, too.
- Premier
Radio celebrated its fifth anniversary on air with the
launch of a new prayer website last
year. It's a supplement to the station's online confessional.
- Looking
for a new perspective on the world? Check out the ultimate webcam
- a real-time composite satellite view of the
world from outer space
And for a view from deep space, visit the world's most expensive camera - the Hubble space telescope. The pictures are quite stunning.
And you can wonder at God's creation with yet more incredible photos of the universe at
http://www.astropix.com/index.htm
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