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A powerful video that can inspire a great youth/young adult bible study on how life's temptations can separate us from Jesus.

John Piper at UCF in Birmingham on Nov 2, 2005, speaking on the falsehoods of the prosperity gospel and their effect on the developing world.

Shalem shares his song "Vision" and enccourages us all to share the story of Jesus Christ through rap music.  He is currently running a music studio at the Salvation Army in Compton serving youth in a variety of ways using technology.

Wyclef Jean performs his poem "Immigrant"

CCDA 2000 conference hosts Dr. Bob Lupton as their speaker at the Saturday evening plenary session.

This is a shockingly powerful & Biblical message preached to about 5,000 youth in a day when youth are appealed to through shallow and worldly means. At one point in this sermon the 5,000 youth are clapping and yelling but then the preacher makes a comment that changes the whole atmosphere to where you could have heard a pin drop... As you can imagine, the preacher was never invited back.

"Divine Revelation" by Shalem

Michelle Lang & Still Water - You Don't Know

The name of these Miming Ministers is The Garment of Praise.  They are minstering to a song entitled "Season" by Donald Lawrence and the Tri-City Singers off of their Restoring The Years CD. 

This is a great way to show youths that ministering can come in many different ways, not just singing, preaching or liturgical dance but also through mime.

Your skills + ChristianVolunteering.org = Perfect Match

In both the Old Testament and the New, God's people are told to welcome the alien and the stranger. Current U.S. immigration law makes this calling difficult to live out, as Jim Wallis explains.

www.theoswork.org -- Theo's Work Inc. / Espwa Haiti: a non-profit organization that was founded by Fr. Marc Boisvert in 1998 to support humanitarian efforts in southern Haiti.

The primary focus of Theos Work Inc. (TWI) is to alleviate the devastating effects of poverty on children in Haiti. The children suggested Pwoje Espwa as a name for the project, which is Haitian Creole for Project Hope.

Pwoje Espwa is a multi-faceted program serving the needs of over 1,000 children in this impoverished nation. The non-sectarian project is supported by private donations and fundraising efforts.

Propaganda brings a powerful spoken word message to the Fatherless nation.

Statistics on a fatherless generation.