Not Just Bibles
A Guide to Christian Resources on the Internet

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12. World Wide Web Sites: G-I

GARY BISAGA'S CHRISTIAN MUSIC MINISTRY [new 5/96]
http://www.wherry.com/~gbisaga/
Gary Bisaga is a Christian musician who provides his praise songs, variously
in Post Script and text formats. Included you will find: Happy Is the Man
(Psalm 1); God Comforts Me (Psalm 77); Sing to the Lord a New Song (Psalm
96); Sit at My Right Hand (Psalm 110); God Has a Plan: when life seems like
only problems; Are You Happy: do you have Jesus walking by your side?; The
St. James Song: a life of St. James, brother of John; Thank You Lord: a song
of renewed relationship with God; and, Jesus Died For My Sins (Romans 3,
Psalm 14). His nearly finished Mass promises to be a good one, and will
include: Kyrie: a three-part fugue for SAB voices; 2nd voice counterpoint
easily invertable for tenor or congregational use; Gloria; Nicene Creed;
Sanctus/Benedictus or "Holy, Holy, Holy" (Isaiah 6:3); The Lord's Prayer;
Incidental Music For the Great Thanksgiving: "Christ Has Died, Christ Has
Risen, Christ Will Come Again", pre-Sanctus, pre-Lord's prayer; and, Agnus
Dei. Stop by and pay Gary a visit.

GLINT INTERNATIONAL [new 8/96]
http://www.glint.org/
Henrietta Mears founded GLINT in 1961. An eminent Christian leader and
trendsetter of her day, Dr. Mears spent her life helping people of all ages
to read, study and understand the Bible for themselves. Dr. Mears traveled
widely, and personally observed the urgent need for quality Christian
education resources for all peoples of the world. Founder of Gospel Light
Publications, she began sharing the Gospel Light curriculum with
missionaries and national church leaders. Soon a flood of requests for
publication rights and financial aid was pouring in from around the world.
In response to that overwhelming cry for help, Dr. Mears launched GLINT, her
last major achievement before her death in 1963. Now, over 35 years since
its founding, GLINT continues to fulfill Miss Mears' vision to provide
contextualized Bible teaching and learning curriculum to the nations of the
world. nearly 800 books in over 50 languages. Currently, GLINT has more than
170 projects in progress in over 30 languages. They have assisted with
publishing Sunday school curriculum in over 100 languages. The total number
of GLINT's teacher and student Sunday school books sold or distributed in
these countries totals over 1.1 million individual books. They work closely
with Gospel Light and Regal Books. More information about GLINT, how to
contact them, and their involvement in current projects is available from
the web site.

GLOBAL AIR LOGISTICS [new 8/96]
http://www.sound.net/~gal/
A Christian owned and operated logistics company specializing in assisting
Christian missionaries, businesses and organizations with their domestic and
international shipping needs. GAL fills the need for prudent, cost-effective
shipping methods. Supports large corporation and individual accounts that
are below commercial rates. GAL's site features a message from President
Gary Doss, information about the purpose, contents, and working procedures
behind GAL, and brochures detailing air, truck, ocean, and rail services
that Global Air Logistics offers.

GOD'S WORD WINDOWS 95, v.2.0 [new 7/96]
http://www.cdrom.com/pub/bible/bibles/gw32/
A full featured Bible research program for Windows 95, developed by Kevin
Rintoul. The suite of 16 files that comprise the program includes the full
King James Version, Strong's Numbers, Greek and Hebrew Lexicons, Bible
dictionary, commentary and topical index. The program supports keyword,
phrase and phonetic searching using optional logical connectives, verse
notes, and 4 color hilighting. The full suite for Windows 95 is available
for downloading. A very modest shareware price is requested for the very big
return users get in ease and performance. This is an excellent package which
we highly recommend. Also available for OS/2, W3.1. Contact Kevin Rintoul.
Index: http://www.cdrom.com/pub/bible/bibles/gw32/00_index.txt

GOSHEN INTERNET CHRISTIAN RESOURCE DIRECTORY [new 3/96]
http://www.goshen.net/
Goshen is a premier Christian network provider and information source of
four-star quality, and recommended highly. Goshen, the networking ministry
of Religion Today, and Media Management, has assembled a substantial
classsified internet-wide resource directory in addition to hosting many
organizations. Amongst tools and devotionals are Bible Pathway's Daily
Devotional, Nave's Topical Bible, and the New Topical Textbook. Being the
networking ministry of Religion Today, Goshen also provides its own
excellent National and International Religion Report, and Servant Life. A
sampling of ministries hosted are AMG International, Christian and
Missionary Alliance, Emmaus Road International, the Caleb Project, Global
Evangelism Movement, Lausanne, the National Association of Evangelicals, the
Network of International Christian Schools, Kirkbridge Bible & Technology
Information, Baker Book House Online, The CoMission, Baptist Press News
Online, Walk Thru the Bible, the International Institute of Christian
Studies, AIM International, Zondervan, the American Tract Society, Prison
Fellowship International, the National Councilon Bible Curriculum in Public
Schools, and so forth.

GOSPEL COMMUNICATIONS NETWORK (GCN)
http://www.gospelcom.net/
A gathering of Christian ministries. GCN's hope (and growing realization) is
to be an informative and useful site. Along with Nick Hengefeld's well
established Bible Gateway are fully represented ministries, including the
following major organizations: Children's Bible Hour, Christian Camping
International, The Fellowship of Christian Athletes, Gospel Films, Inc., The
International Bible Society, InterVarsity Christian Fellowship, InterVarsity
Press, The Navigators, Radio Bible Class, R.C. Sproul's Renewing Your Mind,
Words of Hope Online, Youth for Christ, Youth Specialties, and, GCN's List
of Christian Resources,called Hot Spots. Links to ministries supported at
GCN are listed individually throughtout this guide.
The Bible Gateway: http://www.gospelcom.net/bible/
Hot Spots: http://www.gospelcom.net/hot-spots.html

GOSPEL FILMS, INC. [revised 4/96]
http://www.gospelcom.net/gf/
Available from the Gospel Communications Network.

GOSPEL SERMONS AND HYMNS [new 3/96]
http://members.aol.com/pgnaum/index.htm
Timely sermons by Pastor Paul G. Naumann of the Ascension Lutheran Church,
Washington, a member of the Church of the Lutheran Confession. The sermons
are clear, concise, have strong Law and Gospel content, contain good
concrete application to the lives of everyday people, and are centered in
the grace of God in Jesus Christ. Samples of classic hymns in midi sound
format include Just as I Am; how Great Thou Art; Rock of Ages; Holy, Holy,
Holy; and, The Lord's My Shepherd.

GRACE BOOKSHACK [new 8/96]
http://www.bookshack.com/
An extension of Grace to You, the ministry headed by John MacArthur.
Provided is an on line catalog with descriptions and pricing under the
following sections: Bible Software, Bibles, Biographies, Children, Christian
Living, Church History, Commentaries, Counseling, Cults, Devotional,
Ecclesiology, Evangelism, General Theology, God, Grace Church Publications,
John MacArthur, Leadership, Marriage & Family, Music, Pastoral,
Puritans,Reference, Systematic Theology, and Women.
Grace to You Ministries: http://www.gty.org/

GRACE CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP [new 3/96]
http://www.virginia.edu/~gracecf/
A non-denominal ministry based at the University of Virgina. Although GCF is
predominantly Asian, they welcome people from all ethnic backgrounds who
want to seek God and worship Him. GCF Web includes a new section of sermons
and also a nifty prayer request page.

GRACE EVANGELICAL SOCIETY [new 4/96]
http://gracenet.com/GES/
To focus worldwide attention upon the distinction between the freeness of
eternal life and the costliness of eternal rewards. Grace in Focus is
provided on line, as well as information on how to subscribe to the Journal
of the Grace Evangelical Society. Cassette tapes by J. Kevin Butcher, Arthur
L. Farstad, Zane C Hodges, Larry Moyer, Earl Radmacher, Bob Wilkin, and Ed
Underwood are listed.

GRACE NOTES [new 7/96]
http://www.realtime.net/~wdoud/
Grace Notes, a ministry directed by Warren Doud, distributes and archives
verse-by-verse Bible lessons, topical articles (word studies), and
historical studies related to the Word of God. My theological orientation,
briefly, is evangelical Christian. Mr. Doud graduated from Prairie Bible
Institute, Alberta, Canada, with majors in Bible, English, and Christian
Music. He later received BS in Mathematics and Computer Science, and an MS
in Mathematics (Abstract Algebra and Topology), from the University of
Southwest Louisiana, Lafayette, LA. Amongst other dutie he spent three years
with Christian boarding school and mission in the U.S. and three years as
principal of Christian school in Austin, Texas, in a local church, grades 2
to 12. As a layman his Christian work is Bible teaching and writing,
spending 12 to 15 hours per week in research, teaching, and writing,
principally in the areas of doctrine related to the basics of the Christian
Way of Life. Cassette tapes are also available through postal service. Grace
Notes are also available in Spanish thanks to the work of Dr. Roberto Reed
from SIL Dallas. The World Wide Web site supports a large and growing
topical library. Random samples taken at the time of this survey include:
Agriculture in Palestine; Armor of God; Christians in the Early Church;
Dortrine Text; Inspiration; Old Testament History; Positional Truth -- Union
With Christ; Religions of the World; Suffering; and, Zacharias Presenting
Innsense in the Temple. From the Grace Notes Biblic Study Counses available
at the time of our survey, are Ephesians, Hosea, Romans, Ruth, and Titus.
Notas de Gracia Espanola:
http://www.realtime.net/~wdoud/spanish/spanish.html

GRACE TO YOU MINISTRIES [new 8/96]
http://www.gty.org/
Bible-based Radio, Books, and Audio Tapes. Grace to You is the
Bible-teaching media ministry of John MacArthur. In addition to producing
the world-wide Grace to You, and Grace to You Weekend radio broadcasts, they
distribute more than two dozen books by John MacArthur and have produced
more than ten million audiocassette lessons in their twenty-seven-year
history. The hallmark of Grace to You is the systematic, verse-by-verse
teaching of God's Word. Each member of the Grace to You team is committed to
the Lord Jesus Christ and to helping believers grow stronger in their
relationship with Him. Provided on line is a correspondence link, and an
introduction to Grace to You. The Old Curiosity Shop will be a FAQ with
answers. The Bells and Whistles section includes sound clips from the radio
program. Another section, On the Wireless includes anouncements, and Where
in the World Are You? includes program logs and related information on a
city-by-city basis. A daily devotional entitled Food for Thought (also
described in the Newsletters/ Journals section of this guide) is authored by
John MacArthur. Finally there is a document entitled Who Do You Think that I
Am?, and an offer to talk about it.

GRAMCORD INSTITUTE [new 4/96]
http://www.gramcord.org
Featured at this site are the Institute's software, modules, and development
news. GRAMCORD for Windows, Library Master (a bibliographic and textual
database manager for Windows), and Accordance/GRAMCORD for the Macintosh
operating environment are included, as well as downloadable demos. As a
member of the networking community, the Institute has also provided web
indexes for the B-Greek discussion list digest, and the B-Hebrew discussion
list digests emanating from the University of Virgina, and promises an
on-line search utility as well. There are also a number of links to web
sites that would interest students in the development of online databases
and text research.
B-Greek Archive: http://www.gramcord.org/bgreek/index.htm
B-Hebrew Archive: http://www.gramcord.org/bhebrew/index.htm

GREAT CHRISTIAN BOOKS ONLINE [new 3/96]
http://www.greatchristianbooks.com/index.htm
Great Christian Books began in 1970 as a Puritan Reformed discount store. It
now offers 15,000 titles (at discount for a nominal membership fee),
including a substantial store of 6,000 homeschool titles. Our hats are off
to GCB's survey of links to network homeschool sites, including the Home
Education Radio Network; Amanda Bennet's Unit Study; Homeschool Guide to the
Online World; CIN's Homeschool Forum; Prodigy's Homeschooling Information
Center; and, Biblical Counsel: Resources for Renewal. This is an excellent
site.

A GREAT GOOD PLACE FOR THE THEOLOGICAL COMMUNITY [new 4/96]
http://www.iac.net/~dlature/
New Media Commuications. Developed by Dale Lature. In a word, it is a place
where exploring goes on. Dale's own studies on Theological Implications of
the Internet are offered in progress, and a sizeable number of links to
related sites are given, as well as experimentation in online hypertext
relating of his personal journey from a theological perspective. To be a
community in this new media age, we need to recover the idea that the church
can be and provide one of those places which Oldenburg calls a "third place"
in his book, "A Great Good Place". In a world where electronic communication
has thus far aided to reduce the number of these "third places", we may see
in online, Computer Mediated Communications a chance to pull the elements of
community back together, and draw us closer together. Here we might re-learn
the value and the wonder of the riches we have to offer one another, and
provide a place where we can discover that there is indeed much to
"encounter" in the space where two or more are gathered. May we recommend
the vision: a "Great Good Place". Be a part of what's being done to develop
Community here on the internet.

GREAT JOY IN GREAT TRIBULATION [new 8/96]
http://connecti.com/~wilgen/greatjoy/index.html
Simplified Prophecy for the Last Days. This site features selections from
Jim Searcy's book of the same title, based on a historical premillenial
view. You will likely find the 20 questions and answers on line provocative
reading. Topics include: How to identify the Antichrist?; Abomination of
Desolation -- 1997?; What is the New World Order Religious System of the
Antichrist which began in 1993?; What do the Bible Prophets tell us to look
for in 1996 & 1997?; What is the proof that we are in the middle of the
final 7 years and what should we be doing to prepare for the 42 months of
Great Tribulation?; Who is Yeshua?; What is the danger of failing to support
the altar and morning and evening oblation that the Jews will soon begin on
the temple mount?; Has God given a Battle Plan for His people in their war
with the Antichrist?; Who is the god of Freemasonry?; Where is the Ark of
the Covenant and why is it important?; How do you tell true prophets from
false prophets?; Encouragement that everything is going to be all right.;
Yeshua is salvation. What it means.; How is a right understanding of Israel
central to understanding true Christianity, Judaism, the Great Tribulation,
and Bible Prophecy?; Just for fishermen?; Tongues?; Trinity?; Mormons?;
Messianic Prophecy?; and, 31 Days of Scriptural Prayer for Israel? Also
provided is information about how to get the book, and how to contact Mr.
Searcy. Recommended.

GREATER GRACE WORLD OUTREACH [new 3/96]
http://www.ggwo.org/
A family oriented Christian ministry. GGWO preaches the Gospel and the whole
counsel of God from a Finished Work perspective. It's a Christ-centered
church that believes and practices the cardinal doctrines of the faith.
Through a diverse array of ministries GGWO seeks to help reach many, with
over 100 churches planted worldwide, including Asia, Africa, North, Central
and South America, and Europe. You will find on this site recordings of
GGWO's call-in talk format radio program, Grace Hour. Conference and seminar
announcements are posted, and Faith Thoughts Daily Devotional is available.
A missions oriented church.
Site Table: http://www.ggwo.org/toc.html

GREEK ORTHODOX ARCHDIOCESE [new 4/96]
http://www.goarch.org/
This site is presently under construction, but contains the beginnings a
Directory of Greek Orthodox Parishes in North and South America, and will
contain Archdiocesan Departments and related information.

GREG SHEER MEMORIAL MUSIC ARCHIVE
http://ccel.wheaton.edu/music/music.html
Greg's W3 location is presented in the following sections. Hynmsite includes
MIDI, Finale, QuickTime and Text files of Hymn arrangements. The Christian
Fellowship of Art Music Composers (CFAMC) is now online! The Choral archives
includes Midi, Finale, and QuickTime files for the full text of Handel's
Messiah, and transcriptions of anonymous Madrigals. "Scheer" includes Greg's
web pages, ready to print praise songs, a new html version of "Cruel
Inventions: a study of artistic restrictions in CCM"; "Amy Chords" a new way
of playing Elton John; the GS Memorial Electronic Performance Contest; the
history of the Swanee Weather Bureau; and, lots of other info and
compositions.

GUIDE TO EARLY CHURCH HISTORY (ICLNET) [new 4/96]
http://www.iclnet.org/pub/resources
ICLnet's early Church history guide brings together a number of documents
with brief commentary. The guide is divided into the following categories:
New Testament Canonical Information; Writings of the Apostolic Fathers;
Patristic Texts; Creeds and Canons; Later Documents; Related Documents;
Miscellaneous; Texts; and, Related Internet Sites.

HAL ADAM'S WORLD WIDE WEB PRESENCE
http://www.islandnet.com/~hal_adam/
An "Answers to Catholic Answers" section is under development. Includes
links to the Jesus Witnesses' archive, and to Steve Ertelt's Ultimate
Pro-Life Resource List. Presently under construction.

HANNAH'S PRAYER MINISTRIES [new 3/96]
http://members.gnn.com/revrhorn/
1 Samuel 2:1-11 offers a prayer of song to the Lord by a woman named Hannah
after the birth of her son, Samuel. She wondered if she was ever to have a
child, so this unexpected blessing brought her great joy. Her ultimate
source of joy was not in the child however, but in God who answered her
prayer. This web site has a similar purpose in praising God. Also available
at this site is the All Roads to Calvary sermon series:
Sermon Series: http://members.gnn.com/revrhorn/allroads.htm

HARVEST ONLINE [new 7/96]
http://www.harvest.org/
Harvest Online is the networking ministry of Harvest Christian Fellowship,
headed by senior Pastor Greg Laurie. Pastor Laurie began his ministry at age
19 by leading a Bible study of 30 people. Today, that small group has grown
into a church of some 12,000 people. In 1989, Chuck Smith, pastor of Calvary
Chapel of Costa Mesa, asked Laurie to resume conducting a Monday night Bible
study at his church, the largest church in California. Soon, some 2,500
people were attending this weekly gathering. Out of this movement, more than
90,000 people attended the first Harvest Crusade at Costa Mesa's Pacific
Amphitheater. More information about Pastor Laurie can be found at this
site, including his books, his Foundations for Living series, and monthly
newsletter. On line visitors can locate information about the Harvest
Crusades, including the a schedule, press releases, and sound clips. Tools
for the Harves: Resources for Spiritual Growth is a section that contains
information about available books, video, music and audio tapes. Docuents
entitled Finding the Right Church, How do I Share My Faith?, a Foundations
for Living sermon notes series are provided. A budding Harvest topical Bible
Studies includes files like Good News and Bad News, No Excuses, Bridging the
Gap, Justification by Faith, and Victorious Living. Another series of sermon
notes highlighted at this site is Foundations of Our Faith. Be sure to visit
Harvest Online. Learn more about A New Beginning, HFC's radio program, and
other Harvest Christian Fellowship ministries. Recommended.

HEARTH STONE PUBLISHING [new 6/96]
http://www.keytech.com/~harthstn/hearth_2.htm
A Division of Southwest Radio Church. Publications being offered for sale on
line are: The Man Who Would Be GOG, by y Scot Overbey; Who's Watching The
Playpen?, by David Benoit; and, Petra In History & Prophecy, by N.W.
Hutchings.

HEATH CHRISTIAN BOOKSHOP [new 4/96]
http://dspace.dial.pipex.com/town/parade/ny36/heath.htm
A non-demoninational Charitable trust organisation from Wales, dedicated to
providing the Christian community worldwide with Reformed, Puritan,
Calvinistic, Conservative, Evangelical Gospel literature. There is much to
be seen at this site. Books offered for the month are carefully described
and are exemplified by Sketches of Church History, by S.M. Houghton; David
Brainerd, by John Thornberry; The Beatitudes Today, by John Blanchard; and,
Look to the Rock, by Alec Motyer. An archive of descriptive digests for past
selections is on site. Books available for purchase fall under the following
categories: Religious Experience in Wales, Revival, Lloyd-Jones, Biography,
Hymns and Hymn Writers, Children, Miscellaneous, Tapes & Videos, and
Bargains. But being a charitable organization you will find more, for
example the Heath Evangelical Church Newsletter. Short Articles On Line
include The Value of Reading, by Alan White, Spiritual Pride, by Jonathan
Edwards, and a few hymn stories relating to "Just as I Am", and "O God of
Bethel". There is a wonderful series of Summarized Biographies being
developed -- a real gem. Included are R.M. McCheyne, Dafydd Morgan, Walter
Craddock, Ion Falconer, C.H. Spurgeon, Evan Roberts. More to follow include
Doddridge, the Wesley brothers, Bunyan, Christmas Evans, Edwards, Bernard of
Clairvaux, William Williams of Pantycelyn, Bonar, Daniel Rowland, William
Grimshaw, William Chalmers Burns, John Beveridge, Robert Barnes, Tynsdale,
and Studd. Contemporary literature includes Evangelistic Gospel Sermons by
Reverend W.V. Hingham, and Reverend Hingham's Sermons of the Solemn
Assemblies series. Show Me your Glory is a series of Bible studies by
Reverend Richard Owen Roberts. A series by Dr. Martyn Lloyd-Jones is also
being developed.

THE HIGHWAY [revised 4/96]
http://www.wp.com/highway/
"... So, where does this road take us? Well, the first three stops along the
highway can be seen in our rear view mirror - they are all in the past. We
have sinned. God, being perfectly just and holy, demands that our sin be
punished. Yet, just as I could pay a speeding ticket for you (don't hold
your breath!), Jesus paid the price for our sin. There's one more stop along
this highway: belief. Maybe that part isn't so easy for you? Join the crowd!
It certainly took me a long time. But, is there any greater question than
where are you going to spend eternity?" Rick Abshier presents a thoughtful
and concise look at Calvinism and the Reformed faith. Included is an
explanation of TULIP, the five major tenants of Calvinism, sections on
Calvinism and the Reformed Faith, Creation and the Existence of God, Glimpse
into Eternity, Infant Baptism, Personal Testimony, Predestination, a
Statement of Faith, The Local Church, and Why the Resurrection is Vital.
Rick also provides an interactive Web chat area. If you're statistically
minded, there is also a statistical work-up most and least used subjects
used. A home page that's personal, and one that welcomes everyone interested
in knowing more about Calvinism and the Reformed faith.

HOME LIFE MINISTRIES [new 5/96]
http://gracenet.com/HLMin/index.htm
Dedicated to Restoring Biblical Values to The Homes of Britain...and Beyond!
Taking a Biblically balanced view of spiritual warfare, Home Life Ministries
seeks to assist Christian families facing spiritual attack. HLM provides an
extensive list of resources for strengthening Christian marriages and
families. HLM is available to help to readers and families, or assist
readers in ministering to others. On-line sections include Helps for
Counselling Children (documents include: Leading a Child to Freedom, What to
Pray for Your Child, and, Changing the Heart of a Rebel), Counselling for
Those Under Spiritual Attack (documents include: Possible Evidence of
Spiritual Oppression, and, Breaking Family Iniquities, and Curses, and,
Dedicatioin Prayer), Marriage and Parenting Helps (documents include:
Questions to Ask Your Wife, and, How to Protect Your Children),
Miscellaneous Sermons and Broadcasts (including numerous documents on
spiritual warfare, marriage and family, and miscellaneous subjects). HLM
also provides a list of videos and tapes available for ordering, and a
section on Where to Go For Help (England, Germany, and the USA are
included).

HOPE FOR EUROPE (HFE) [new 7/96]
http://www.ontonet.be/~ont002/hfe.html
Helping Christians convey the contemporary and eternal hope of the Gospel.
HFE is a pan-European evangelical initiative developing specialist networks
across Europe. The organization is committed to praying and working
together, to encourage local and national evangelistic initiatives that
contribute to the spiritual, social and cultural transformation of the
peoples of Europe, for the mobilization of Europeans for world
evangelization. HFE provides on line the European Prayer Link, a
Pan-European prayer network, including HFE's tracks; HFE Online, a
newsletter distributed online (also mentioned in the newsletters/ journals
section of this guide); Tracks (information on conferences as well as
related resources); and a link to the DAWN Church Planting Initiative with
whom HFE cooperates.

HOPEWEB
http://www.crimson.com/hope/
HopeWeb contains information about Christian groups and activities on the
campus of the University of Texas at Austin. Includes UT-Austin Christian
Ministry Contracts, Campus Ministries (Faculty Friends, Hope Student
Fellowship, IVCF, Probe Center, Young Life College Fellowship), pointers to
Christian resources on the Internet and HOPENet mailing list archive
(hopemail-l@netcom.com).
HOPENet Archive: http://128.83.193.48/hope/hyper

HUNTINGTON COLLEGE
http://www.huntcol.edu/
Also, check out the Conference on Faith and History web page for
anouncements and related information about the conference and CFH's
four-star journal, Fides et Historia.
Faith/History Conference: http://www.huntcol.edu/~pmichels/cfh.html

ICLNET'S GUIDE TO CHRISTIAN MISSIONS ON THE INTERNET [new 8/96]
http://www.iclnet.org/pub/resources/christian-missions.html
ICLnet is continuing its long-standing support for international Christian
missions with this selection of connections to mission agencies, support
agencies, and individuals on the networks involved in the crucial task of
promoting the Great Commission. Also included are connections to Christian
resources of various languages. The guide is presently divided into two main
sections: Periodicals, and Organizations, the later which includes missions
organizations, support agencies, and individual resources. As a part of our
commitment to Christian missions, ICLnet will provide simple free ftp and
web archive service to qualifying mission organizations, and will build the
pages when needed. ICLnet also provides competitively priced
state-of-the-art commercial service under its Worldstar/ Bridgenet logos.

IN CHRIST MINISTRIES [new 6/96]
http://www.inchrist.org/
The purpose of In Christ Ministries, simply put, is to serve Christ. The web
site is an outgrowth of this wish. The site includes sections on Bible Study
(check it out), an appreciable articles archive, with new articles being
added monthly (including titles like: How's Your Love Life?; Armor of God;
Easter Another Pagan Holiday; Man -- The Choice Maker; The Organized
Church), Testimonies (welcomed), Links, Poetry, Words of Wisdom
(quotations), Praise Reports, Share Your Thoughts, Penpals, and information
about how to subscribe/ participate in the Inside the Word Newsletter. The
In Christ Ministries site is another that extends a personable, "you are
welcomed", quality that makes readers feel comfortable and at home. Our hats
off to the developers of this site.

IN TOUCH MINISTRIES [new 5/96]
http://gracenet.com/ITM
IN TOUCH MINISTRIES is the international Bible teaching ministry of Dr.
Charles Stanley. With headquarters in Atlanta, Georgia, IN TOUCH reaches the
entire world through print or broadcast media - including AM, FM, shortwave
radio, television, books, tapes, and a monthly magazine (described in the
Journals/ Newsletters section of this guide. Their mission is to lead people
into a growing relationship with Jesus Christ and to strengthen the local
church. ITM provides on-line selected articles from In Touch magazine. Their
In Touch Resource Guide is a complete listing of books, booklets, audio and
video presentations available for international distribution. The latest
radio and TV logs are also highlighted.

INDEPENDENT BAPTIST NETWORK (IBNet) [new 6/96]
http://www.ibnet.org/
Provided by the resource division of Faith Enterprises, Incorporated. IBNet
is not a business, nor an effort to capitalize on the popularity of the Web.
It is a "service ministry" to fellow independent Baptist ministries, both
individual and institutional. IBNet provides "complimentary home page
listings" and "complimentary links", free to qualifying ministries. The
"complete web site listings" are offered on a suggested donation basis - no
required fees. In essence, the IBNet is an internet directory of independent
Baptist misistries. Their goal through this is to promote the cause of
Christ in the context of their independent Baptist theology and heritage.
Information is provided under the following categories: Baptist Interests
(Biography, History, Internet Locations, Polity, Resources (those not on
line); Churches (including Associations and Fellowships, Churches (both USA
and otherwise), and Curriculum (for Church ministries); Communications
(including e-mail directories at the ministry and membership level);
Contemporary Issues (Church/Pastor, Education, Legal, and Theological
issues); Dedicated Ministries (primarily focused to one interest or
concern); Education (national, regional, and state); Itinerent Ministries
(Bible Conference Speakers, Drama, Evangelists, Family Conference Speakers,
Prophecy Conference Speakers, and Vacation Bible School); Missions
(organizations and missionaries); News Notes; Placement Services; and,
Professional Services (a place to advertise products and services).
Faith Enterprises: http://www.ibnet.org/faith/index.html

INFORMATION CENTER FOR JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES [new 7/96]
http://www.aracnet.com/~muramoto/home.html
Intended to create an information center in Japanese language on Jehovah's
Witnesses and Watchtower Society. To the author's knowledge, there has been
no web site created on this religion in the Japanese language. He hopes that
this page is friendly to everyone including current and former Witnesses and
anyone who is interested in or concerned about this religion. The web site
is written with Shift-JIS encoding system of Japanese. In order to read
Japanese text, the reader needs a Japanese environment installed on their
computer. Please use Netscape 2.0 or higher and select "Document
Encoding:Japanese (ShiftJIS)" under Options menu. Microsoft Explorer 2.0 and
higher can also read the Japanese text.
English language index: http://www.aracnet.com/~muramoto/home.html#engindex

INSTITUTE FOR CHRISTIAN ECONOMICS [new 4/96]
http://www.freebooks.com/
The Institute for Christian Economics is educational organization devoted to
research and publishing in the field of Christian ethics. The perspective of
those associated with the ICE is straightforwardly conservative and pro-free
market. The ICE is dedicated to the proposition that biblical ethics
requires full personal responsibility, and this responsible human action
flourishes most productively within a framework of limited government,
political decentralization, and minimum interference with the economy by the
civil government. Available at this site will be dozens of free books in
Adobe Acrobat format (there is a connection to provide on-line users with
the necessary software). Available now is President Gary North's book,
Boundaries and Dominion: The Economics of Leviticus.

INSTITUTE FOR CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP (ICLNET)
http://www.iclnet.org/
The home of the Faculty Dialogue Journal, the Christian Leadership Forum's
subscriber list and web site, Christian Leadership Ministries, ICLnet's NJB
Christian Guides and organizational directory, ministries respresented in
ICLnet's Reading Room, and a software collection. For a more detailed
description of what exists at ICLnet, check out the FTP section in this
guide. Also noted in the FTP section of this guide.
ICLnet Reading Room Index: http://www.iclnet.org/pub/resources/icl-read.html
ICLnet Software Library Index:
http://www.iclnet.org/pub/resources/icl-soft.html

INSTITUTE FOR CREATION RESEARCH [new 3/96]
http://www.icr.org/
The ICR home page is under construction, however the Scripture section is a
must read. Other pages will include a Museum, Good Science, the Graduate
School, Stewardship, Research, Radio, and Publication.

INSTITUTE FOR THE STUDY OF AMERICAN EVANGELICALS [new 7/96]
http://www.wheaton.edu/bgc/isae/
Founded by Mark Noll and Nathan Hatch, the ISAE intends to encourage and
support research on evangelical Christianity in the United States, and seeks
to help evangelicals develop a mature understanding of their own heritage
and to inform others about evangelicals' historical significance and
contemporary role. Available on line is information about ISAE and its
projects, including Missionary Impulse in North American History, and the
Billy Graham Center Research Travel Grants Program. The Institute also
provides contents information, and subscription information for its
Evangelical Studies Bulletin. Under the heading, Evangelicalism Defined is a
multipart document including sections on Evengelicalism Defined,
Fundamentalism, Pentacostalism and the Charismatic Movement, How Many
Evangelicals Are There?, Evangelicals and Politics, and, recommended
reading. The Resource Order section provides information about related
books, papers, audio tapes (including conference tapes), back issues of the
Evangelical Studies Bulletin, and Contexts Reports.

INSTITUTE OF EVANGELISM (BILLY GRAHAM CENTER, WHEATON COLLEGE) [new 7/96]
http://www.wheaton.edu/bgc/ioe/ioehome.html
The IOE provides academic programs in Master of Arts in Evangelism, graduate
level extension courses, and, extension courses for personal enrichment,
among other services. On site is a section of Evangelism Resources which
includes the following: Self Study Courses, including Disciple Making,
Evangelistic Preaching, and Women & Evangelism. Excerpts and order
information for Classical Devotional Booklets (authors include Baxter,
Bonar, Booth, Bounds, Burns, Edwards, McCheyne, Mueller, Pascal, Torrey,
Watson & Wesley). Other Publications. Online Witnessing Helps. Equipping
Evangelists Newsletter (also described elsewhere in this guide). A section
on Conferences and Consultations includes sound bytes and order information
for past conferences and themes for future conferences. Past conferences
have been Women in Evangelism (1991, 1995), Leadership in Evangelism (1994),
L'Abri Conference (University of Chicago: 1994), North American Conference
on Itinerant Evangelism (1994), and, Evangelism and the Christian Liberal
Arts College (1993).

INSTITUTE PRACTICAL BIBLE-EDUCATION [revised 6/96]
http://www.iclnet.org/pub/resources/text/ipb-e/ipbe-home.html
This archive is related to the CHR-EXP (Christian Explanation of Scripture
to Israel subscriber list (now closed). The site contains commentary by
former listowner Teus Benschop, including "The Scriptures Opened" series,
Mr. Benschop's commentary on the Compendium of the Christian Religion, a
Study in the Book of Deuteronomy, and Talkings. An html version of the
Tanach (Masoretic Text) in Hebrew is available, and links to related sound
files at Harry Plantinga's web site. IPB-e's Electronic Public Library
contains an extensive number of documents from the early Church,
confessions, canon and liturgy files, files by Augustine, Bunyan, Calvin,
Edwards, Guthrie, Kersten, Flavel, Owen, Rutherford, Watson, and Spurgeon.

INTER SERVE [new 6/96]
http://www.interserve.org/
Professionals in Missions. InterServe is a fellowship of Christian
professionals and technically trained personnel who work cross-culturally in
churches, hospitals, schools, church agencies, and with government
organizations. They serve primarily among Muslims, Hindus, and Tibetan
Buddhists in Asia and the Middle East, an area commonly referred to as "The
10/40 Window". Although Inter Serve is one of the oldest
interdenominational, foreign, faith missions in the world, InterServe is not
known by many Christians in North America. A major reason is that we work in
and through other organizations. InterServe began in England in 1852 as the
Zenana Mission and in the USA in 1860 as the Woman’s Union Missionary
Society. The work began in Calcutta, India among women. Over the years they
have had a special emphasis on ministry to the poor and the oppressed.
Presently available on site is information on Inter Serve's objects, its
statement of faith, and information about its project, Timothy Team. There
is also an e-mail contact who can help prospective members match their
particular skills with Inter Serve openings.
Inter Serve Canada:
http://www.netaccess.on.ca/~sma//gallery/isc/display/display.html

INTERACT MINISTRIES [new 7/96]
http://www.interactministries.org/
The majority of InterAct staff are involved in cross-cultural church
planting. Church planters have one goal: to see local, culturally relevant
evangelical churches established and led by indigenous leaders. It's an
arduous task, a fierce spiritual battle, but an attainable goal. It requires
special communication skills and a knowledge of the Word to convey the love
of Christ within a different culture. Many of people to whom InterAct staff
minister are unreached. Their background, language and culture isolate them
from most expression of the gospel. Many have never heard the gospel in an
understandable way, even though they may have churches all around them.
Information available includes InterAct's purpose, vision and strategy
document, and statement of faith. InterACTION, the agency's quarterly
newsletter, is documented in the Newsletters/ Journals section of this
guide. InterAct's Fields of Ministry section includes information about its
involvement in Alaska, Canada, India, and Russia. The Ministry Opportunities
section presents information on career, short-term, and associate
involvement. Missionary Staff Profiles are included as well. Stop by and
take the opportunity to receive a free video about missions. Three are being
offered: The Call, Countdown, and InterSect. Recommended.

INTERCRISTO [new 3/96]
http://www.halcyon.com/ico/
InterChristo is the well established Christian agency that specializes in
occupational placement. If you are looking for good workers, or good
employers, try InterChristo. Provided online are two subscriber services
identified as The Christian Placement Network, and the Christian Recruitment
Network. InterChristo also provides a "Career Kit" and there is a helpful
"Motivational Sketch" provided as well.

INTERNATIONAL BIBLE SOCIETY [revised 4/96]
http://www.gospelcom.net/ibs/
Available from the Gospel Communications Network.

INTERNATIONAL CHRISTIAN CONTACTS MINISTRIES [new 8/96]
http://wwwebcity.com/iccm/
Hosted in Canada but administered in the Netherlands. This team work is just
a type of the unity cry for the body of Christ. ICCM is working toward
building a strong fellowship and prayer unity world-wide. Presently provided
on line are a Christian Penpal Mailing List (and registration form), and a
form for prayer requests.

INTERNATIONAL CHRISTIAN MEDIA COMMISSION [new 6/96]
http://www.xc.org/icmc/
The International Christian Media Commission is an association of Christian
media professionals from around the world. ICMC's membership encompasses 121
countries on six continents. Together they've formed a global network of
cooperation to make Christian communication a united effort. Membership in
ICMC puts you in touch with communicators from many cultures and provides
you and your ministry with a number of important benefits. The site provides
descriptive information about ICMC's identity and work, membership services,
directories (including a directory of corporate members), Catylist Online,
available electronic conferences, research, fun stuff, and reference.

INTERNATIONAL CHURCH OF THE FOURSQUARE GOSPEL [new 6/96]
http://www.foursquare.org/
Today, in light of its mission, that International Church of the Foursquare
Gospel reaches into 72 countries of the world, with 24,796 ministers and
workers serving 2,013,058 members and adherents in 19,060 churches and
meeting places, as well as 13,040 home meetings. The task of the Foursquare
Church is to present Jesus Christ in the language, culture and understanding
of every man, woman or child and in every nation. General and doctrinal
information, statistics and heritage of the Foursquare Church are available
on line. An organizational outline, including affiliates, the U.S. national
church, Foursquare missions, ICFG communications and officers, and a page
for ICFG President, John R. Holland provide more information about the
church's activities and focus. Foursquare Missions includes information
about ministries in Africa, The Americas, Asia, and Europe. Presently under
construction are sections relating to international personnel, a prayer
update, resources, and World Impact Teams.
Foursquare Missions International: http://www.foursquare.org/fmi/index.html

INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE FOR CHRISTIAN STUDIES [new 6/96]
http://www.goshen.net/iics/academic.html
The International Institute for Christian Studies provides an excellent
resource addressing informational needs related to international evangelism,
and we therefore highly commend IICS for their thorough and critical
approach. IICS works toward providing professors of Christian studies and
professors from other disciplines who teach with a Christian worldview
perspective. Basic sections presented at the IICS site include Opportunities
for Service (which details their work, areas of specialty, types of
resources, and lists cooperating universities throughout the world), IICS
Programs (which include Christian Ministry and Christian Worldview), and an
excellent section on Academic Resources (papers and bibliographics compiled
by IICS professors and staff). Academic resources include Biblical/
Christian Issues, Bibliographics (Former Soviet Union, China, Eastern/
Central Europe, Africa, and Christian Worldview Studies), Educational
Issues, and Law and Legal Issues. Additionally there are a number of
interesting documents on line that address educational and legal issues,
both from a historical and a contemporary perspective: The Church in Matthew
18:17, by Bill Bontrager, JD; Christians and the University, by Dr. Daryl
McCarthy; Theological Themes in Early Higher Education, by Dr. Daryl
McCarthy; The Beginnings of Medieval Higher Education, by Dr. Daryl
McCarthy; The Christian Roots of Early American Universities, by Dr. Daryl
McCarthy; Restorative Justice: A Concept Whose Time Has Come, by Bill
Bontrager, JD; and The Path to Reconciliation, by Bill Bontrager, JD. Highly
Recommended.
Academic Resources: http://www.goshen.net/iics/academic.html

INTERNATIONAL MEDIA MINISTRIES: IMM NETCASTER [new 4/96]
http://www.webcom.com/~imm/
International Media Ministries (IMM). IMM's mandate is to train missionaries
and national workers to use radio and television, and to assist them to
produce broadcast quality programs in their language and culture to reach
their people with the gospel. Now that many countries are giving permission
to broadcast Christian radio and television programs, IMM is helping to
build these stations and to train national brethren to operate the
facilities. The apostle Paul would have described the ministry of the IMM
team as "equipping the saints for the work of the ministry." IMM provides
NetCaster News updates (described elsewhere in this guide), a PrayerLink
section for members of the IMM Team, and information about opportunities to
become involved.

INTERNATIONAL MISSIONS OUTREACH [new 4/96]
http://www.caboose.com/cgi-shl/dbml.exe?template=/roboweb/home.dbm&id=2463
International Missions Outreach (IMO) is a non-profit Christian missionary
organization, founded in 1991 with the conviction that God loves people, and
He desires for all, from every nation, to hear the truth of Jesus Christ.
The primary, but not exclusive, scope of IMO's vision is Central and South
America.

INTERNATIONAL NEEDS [new 6/96]
http://www.ualberta.ca/~dharapnu/intlneed/
International Needs commenced in 1974 when Ray Harrison, then World Director
of Youth for Christ International, attended the World Conference on
Evangelism in Lausanne, Switzerland. Its distinctive is helping Christians
serve God in their own countries. The International Needs partnership
comprises two groups - one support and one ministry. The support countries
are autonomous, each with its own board of directors or trustees. These are
Australia, Canada, Great Britain, Hong Kong, Netherlands, New Zealand,
Singapore, Switzerland, and the United States of America. There are growing
support centers in Austria, Germany, Japan, Korea, and Malaysia. The
ministry countries number more than 30 and serve through autonomous IN
national boards of oversight or established local partners: Bangladesh,
China, Colombia, Croatia, Czech, Eritrea, Fiji, Ghana, Haiti, Hong Kong,
India, Indonesia, Kenya, Korea, Liberia, Nepal, New Zealand, Nigeria, North
Africa, Pakistan, Papua New Guinea, Romania, Slovakia, Sri Lanka, The
Philippines, Thailand, Uganda, Vietnam and Zambia. This site is set up to
provide easy and fast downloading of informational brochures that IN
provides. IN provides a history and a vision statement. Available is
information about the need, and about how one may help. Also made available
is a very good newsletter, and testimony from around the globe. Additionally
IN provides information about its Philippine Church Planting Program. Highly
recommended.
Contents: http://www.ualberta.ca/~dharapnu/intlneed/hometext.htm

INTERNATIONAL RUSSIAN RADIO/TV [new 4/96]
http://www.serve.com/irr-tv/
Between 1980-1990 IRR/TV broadcast Christian radio programs to the USSR from
a network of 11 international superpower short-wave radio stations around
the world. In 1990 a historic contract was signed the Soviet National Radio
for weekly Christian programming on the Soviet Union's internal network of
2500 local radio stations. The reported audience was 120,000,000 listeners.
Indeed, a single IRR/TV radio program triggered 10,000 letters in response.
Formats will include Russian (web reader utilities provided online),
Finnish, and English. Included are a historical overview, a book offer,
links to internet sites about Russia, and information about getting involved
in this worthy task. Also provided is the Russia Report, described in the
newsletters/ journals section of this guide.

INTERNATIONAL SCHOOL OF THEOLOGY (ISOT) [new 4/96]
http://www.mdalink.com/isot/
Campus Crusade for Christ. Mentoring at the Graduate Level. ISOT's role is
to educate and train potential leaders to become highly effective as
developers of people who are committed to Christ, the Church and the Great
Commission. This is accomplished through an integrated process of graduate
academic instruction and supervised ministry experience. Included is a
message from Don Weaver, President of ISOT, and also a message from a former
"skeptic" of ISOT. ISOT provides a mailing list (described in the Mail Based
Section of this guide).

INTERNATIONAL STUDENT MINISTRY (ISM) [new 3/96]
http://www.ccaa.edu/~csn.ism/
A mission outreach of The Lutheran Church - Missouri Synod. Information
presented includes state contacts, including some e-mail and web
connections, prayer requests, and an informal chat corner. Information about
ISM, Inc. (ISM's mission society) is also included. See the related
information about ISM's Sellebration in our newsletters/ journals section.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS, INC. NATIONAL (ISI) [new 6/96]
http://www.ISIOnline.org/
ISI provides cordial help to foreign students to adjust to the culture. Help
is provided in a number of ways, includeing hostfamilies and friendship
partners, work with conversational English, special events and holiday
trips, an international student wives program, a campus club for friendship
with other internatioal students proram, individual Bible study groups, etc.
The server provides nuerous practical resources that meet potential needs
for students living in a foreign country. A lot has been done on this site
to reach out with the hand of friendship to students visiting the USA.

INTERNATIONAL STUDENTS INC., ORANGE COUNTY, CA [new 6/96]
http://www.xc.org/isica/
ISI is a Christian friendship organization promoting friendships between
international students and Americans (USA). ISI helps international students
adjust to and enjoy life in the United States and receive a well-rounded
picture of this country and its people. If you are an International Student
in Orange County, CA and looking for an American friend, ISI can help.
Provided on site is a good list of links to related remote resources,
including ISI National.

INTERNATIONAL TEAMS [revised 6/96]
http://www.iteams.org/ITeams/
International Teams is an international missions agency that focuses on
short term placement. The ministry is driven by thier purpose to make Jesus
Christ known and see lives transformed by the power of God. IT provides
their missionaries with the tools they need for success, hoping to remove or
minimize the barriers that might hinder them. Their four point program to
accomplish this objective focus on teamwork training, personal care, and
innovation. Countries such as Crotia, the Czech Republic, France, Mexico,
Austria, Spain, Hungry, and the U.S.A. are included. The site includes
International Teams Current News, Ministry Family and MK Resources,
Multi-Ethnicity In Missions Resources, Leadership Resources, Future Trend
Resources.
Planning for New Realities:
http://www.iteams.org/ITeams/resource/future/future2.html

INTERNATIONAL UNION OF GOSPEL MISSIONS (IUGM) [new 3/96]
http://www.iugm.org
IUGM provides exhaustive information about the efforts of the work of the
association and its memnbers, offers help to people in inner city
ministries, and opportunities for Christians to get involved helping the
homeless through regular listings of career and volunteer opportunities.
Provided are IUGM's member's directory, historical information about inner
city missions. The annual IUGM Short-term Urban Missions Directory details
opportunities for groups and individiuals in cities throughout North
America.
IUGM Member Organizations: http://www.iugm.org/missions.html
Short Term Urban Missions Directory: http://www.iugm.org/sumr-dir.html

INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY RESOURCE NETWORK (IURNET) [new 4/96]
http://www.campuscc.org/
An extension of Campus Crusade for Christ International. IURNet provides
ministry materials and tools and facilitates communication among university
students throughout the world. Their purpose is to establish a movement of
university students around the world who desire to know and follow Jesus
Christ and who desire to help other students come to know and follow Him.

INTERNET MEDIEVAL SOURCEBOOK [new 4/96]
http://www.fordham.edu/halsall/sbook.html
Being developed by Paul Halsall at Fordham University, the Internet Medieval
Sourcebook is a comprehensive project providing Readings in Medieval
History, Full Texts of Basis Texts for Readings, Newly Translated Texts in
the Medieval Sourcebook, and New Additions. Included is lots of source
material relating to the position of the Church during this period, and Mr.
Halsall does a good job organizing many resources into a most useful outline
for his index. The Sourcebook is a very large document, so make sure you
have enough computer memory reserved for your web browser.

INTERVARSITY CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP [new 3/96]
http://www.gospelcom.net/iv/
Although this site is supported by an online search utility, we recommend
that you take time to mine InterVarsity online collection. Included in the
campus ministries section are graduate student and international student
ministries, the Nurses Christian Fellowship and IV chapter sites. IV's
Marketplace provides Marketplace Reflections, short articles interpreting
work and faith, and O.T. and N.T. Quizzes. The Missions section includes
information about Urbana, global projects (including Witness, a series of
studies in the Gospel of Luke) and a link to the International Fellowship of
Evangelical Students (IFES). Finally, 2100 Productions details audio and
video tapes produced by 2100 Productions.

INTERVARSITY PRESS [new 3/96]
http://www.gospelcom.net/ivpress/index.html
The InterVarsity Press includes book reviews, sample chapters, online search
and order capability. Regular IV Press features include articles on
preaching (Online Pulpit), apologetics (Mars Hill Forum), Bible studies
(Small Group Doctor), and a more casual approach entitled Porch
Enlightenment: Casual Comments on Culture. Daily Bible studies are also
available. Additionally Special Resources counterparts are being developed
for students, professors, pastors, international focus, and for small
groups.

INTIMATE AWE MINISTRIES PUBLICATIONS [new 3/96]
http://www.cris.com/~e-hebrew/
A place for Christians to learn how to read and write Hebrew, Intimate Awe
provides a unique Hebrew language course offering. Other material that is
focused on a Hebraic perspective with a no-nonsense approach to
Christianity, is offered, for example one can order audio tapes from the
online location. Books and articles are due to be added too.

IRANIAN CHRISTIANS INTERNATIONAL (ICI) [new 7/96]
http://www.rimatech.com/ici/
ICI ministers to the approximately 7 million Iranians and Afghans living
outside their countries today. ICI works closely with many mission
organizations, university outreach ministries and churches. The ICI ministry
is sustained through the prayers, contributions and commitment of those who
share this vision. Provided on site is Mojdeh (The Good News), a listing of
ICI literature resources, a report summary for the current year and
announcementsof upcoming ICI conferences. There is a listing of Iranian
Christian Churches. A study of Iran and the Bible is also provided. ICI also
provides Iranian Christian News and Reports.

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