Updated: January 19, 2004


Farmer Carries Gods Love to the Down & Out in Central
L.A.

Ken Holladay, a farmer, heard Gods call three years ago to minister to skid row
in downtown Los Angeles. He obeyed. Holladay since has traveled an a hour and a
half each way from his home in Fillmore, an agricultural town north of L.A., to
pass out New Testaments every Friday and Sunday and get to know the people on
the streets. "At first I thought I was going to win every drug addict and
homeless person on these streets to Christ instantly," said Holladay, "It didnt
work that way ... 
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Study Says Old City Most at Risk in Quake

A geological survey says the heart of biblical narrative Jerusalems walled Old
City would be among the worst hit parts of the city in the event of another
earthquake because it rests on layers of debris, not solid rock ... 

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Christian Legal Firm Spearheads National Day of Purity

A Florida-based Christian group is unveiling a national movement to encourage
sexual purity among American youth, giving students across the country a chance
to take a stand for traditional values on a national "Day of Purity." Young
people who believe in abstinence are being asked to observe February 13 as a day
to hand out flyers explaining the Day of Purity, to sponsor pure alternative
activities for Valentines day, and to wear specially designed T-shirts
encouraging sexual purity as a lifestyle ... 

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Website Offers Musical Journey Back to Era of "Jesus
People"

Among the musicians chronicled in the "Artists" section of the website are Love
Song, Second Chapter of Acts, Phil Keaggy, Barry McGuire, Larry Norman, The Way,
Parable, Randy Stonehill, Bob Bennett, the Boone girls, Daniel Amos, the Paul
Clark Band, the Edwin Hawkins singers, Ralph Carmichael, Children of the Day --
and scores of others ... 

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