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  • American Bible Society

    Headquartered in New York City, the mission of the193-year-old American Bible Society is to make the Bible available to every person in a language and format each can understand and afford, so that all people may experience its life changing message. The American Bible Society recently expanded the Bible’s availability via the Web by launching Engage.AmericanBible.org. This site provides Bible verses via email, mobile phones, podcast and RSS feed. In 2008, The American Bible Society launched ShareYourStoryNow.org where people can post personal stories and see how others are exploring, engaging and experiencing the Bible.

  • American Center for Law and Justice

    The American Center for Law & Justice (ACLJ) is the nation’s top conservative civil liberties law firm. Committed to safeguarding constitutional freedoms, the ACLJ educates and, when necessary, litigates to ensure that religious liberty and the sanctity of human life are protected. The ACLJ also supports an international network of more than 300 attorneys. As a not-for-profit organization, the ACLJ provides its services free-of-charge.

  • Billy Graham Evangelistic Association

    The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association is a nonprofit organization that reaches millions of people each year through Billy Graham television broadcasts, Franklin Graham Festivals, Will Graham Celebrations, "My Hope" World Television Project, Dare to Be a Daniel youth ministry, The Billy Graham Training Center at The Cove, Decision magazine, "Hour of Decision" and "Decision Minute" radio programs, and the Internet.

  • Billy Graham Library

    The Billy Graham Library honors and depicts the life of evangelist Billy Graham. The purpose of the Library is to continue the 60-year legacy of delivering the simple Gospel message around the world. The Library allows visitors to walk through one man's journey–that of Billy Graham.

  • BreakPoint

    BreakPoint equips Christians to live out their faith in the culture. It provides a daily radio commentary delivered by Chuck Colson and Mark Earley called "BreakPoint." This ministry also includes a daily one-minute radio commentary called "The Point" and a blog by the same name. Other tools that equip Christians with a biblical perspective on current issues and topics include the BreakPoint Web site, BreakPoint Worldview magazine and an intensive study program called the Centurions program.

  • Campus Crusade for Christ

    Campus Crusade for Christ is a worldwide, interdenominational Christian evangelism and discipleship organization, founded by Bill and Vonette Bright in 1951. Since its founding, Campus Crusade for Christ has become one of the largest Christian organizations in the world. Campus Crusade currently is served by more than 25,000 full-time staff in 191 countries around the world and is comprised of 29 different ministries.

  • Compassion International

    Compassion International is the world’s largest Christian child development organization that permanently releases children from poverty through one-to-one child sponsorship. Founded in 1952, Compassion successfully tackles global poverty one child at a time serving more than 1 million children in 25 of the world’s poorest countries. Recognizing that poverty is more than a lack of money, Compassion works holistically through local churches to address the individual physical, economic, educational and spiritual needs of children—enabling them to thrive not just survive. Compassion has been awarded seven consecutive, four-star ratings by Charity Navigator, America’s largest charity evaluator.

  • Franklin Graham Festivals

    Franklin Graham Festivals are three-day events featuring messages of hope from Franklin Graham, coupled with energetic and inspirational music.

  • GodSpeaks

    What: The mysterious "messages from God" billboards that swept the nation in 1999 and 2005 are back with a new Web site. Where: Billboards are currently up in Atlanta, Jacksonville, Dallas and Phoenix. Who: Part of the mystery and appeal of this campaign is the desire for anonymity of the sponsors. Why: The original billboards received such a positive response from the public, the media and the billboard owners, "GodSpeaks" wanted to once again connect with people during their daily lives, inviting them to think about God.

  • Here's Life Inner City

    Here's Life Inner City, the compassionate urban ministry of Campus Crusade for Christ, Intl., is dedicated to equipping churches to provide help and hope to the poverty-stricken in their communities. Through food, necessity items, life skills, career development and youth development programs, Here's Life Inner City and more than 1,300 partner churches and organizations are reaching America's poor with the resources they need not only to survive, but also to succeed and overcome the challenges of poverty.

  • Operation Christmas Child

    Samaritan's Purse staff and partners plan to hand-deliver some 8 million shoe box gifts to hurting children in more than 100 countries on six continents. Since 1993, Operation Christmas Child has hand-delivered more than 69 million shoe box gifts to needy children around the world.

  • Prison Fellowship

    Founded in 1976 by former Nixon aide Chuck Colson and led by former Virginia Attorney General Mark Earley, PFM is comprised of Prison Fellowship, the world’s largest outreach to prisoners, ex-prisoners and their families, and Breakpoint, which equips Christians to live out their faith in the culture.

  • Rock the River Tour - Franklin Graham

    Launched by the Billy Graham Evangelistic Association, Rock the River is a new evangelistic summer concert tour for youth featuring top Christian hard rock and hip-hop bands. The one-day outdoor events will travel up the Mississippi River from Louisiana to Minnesota, packed with seven hours of high-voltage music and brief, challenging messages by Franklin Graham.

  • Samaritan's Purse

    Samaritan’s Purse is an international relief organization, headed by Franklin Graham, that provides immediate, no-red-tape response to the physical and spiritual needs of individuals in crisis situations—especially in locations where few others are working. Samaritan's Purse has worked in more than 100 countries to provide aid to victims of war, disease, disaster, poverty, famine and persecution.

  • The JESUS Film Project

    1,000 Language Translations, 6 Billion+ Exposures, Seen in Every Country of the World, the "JESUS" Film Remains the Most-Translated Movie of All Time

  • The Potter's House

    In 1996, Bishop T.D. Jakes moved his church of 50 families from Charleston, W.Va. to Dallas and founded The Potter's House church. Today more than 28,000 members comprise this multiracial, nondenominational church with 48 active ministries. The ministries include programs for teenage mothers and abused women, a homeless outreach, a GED literacy program, an outreach for drug and alcohol abusers, and an AIDS ministry. Another highlight of The Potter's House is the Prison Outreach Ministry. More than 325 prisons in 35 states have been impacted through this ministry. The ministry's primary focus is to equip individuals by providing practical avenues for re-entering society.

  • Wycliffe Bible Translators

    Wycliffe, the world's largest Bible translation organization, is comprised of dozens of partnering organizations and more than 6,400 translators, linguists, aviators, humanitarian workers, educators and administrators. Founded in 1942, Wycliffe is an innovator in high-tech translation strategies. The organization is currently working with language communities in 93 countries on six continents to make the Bible and critical health and humanitarian materials accessible to all people in the language most meaningful to them. In November 2008, Wycliffe USA launched the Last Languages Campaign with the goal of starting a Bible translation program in every remaining language that needs one by 2025.