The Hunger Site

Visit www.thehungersite.com and, with just another click of a mouse, you can feed a hungry person today at no cost to you. It won't solve the problems that cause hunger, but it's a way you can help feed someone, every day--and the more people who take that simple step, the more lives can be saved until we do solve those problems. From there, there are links to several other important sites operating the same way.

Here's a handy link if you are online and looking for a Bible verse or passage: http://bible.oremus.org/.

When searching on line for something, most of us use a search engine such as Google or Yahoo. If you will use www.GoodSearch.com, you will be earning CBPC one penny for each individual search you make.

It's almost as easy as any other search engine, just with one extra step:

1. Write "Carolina Beach Presbyterian Church" in the space that asks for your chosen charity

2. Click "verify"

3. Then proceed as you normally would, typing your search information into the space that asks for it. When you click on that search, another penny is added to the kitty. The more of us who do this every time we would normally use a search engine, the more money the good people of Goodsearch will donate to CBPC.

Give it a try!

Looking for something online to reinvigorate your faith? Visit www.spiritualbookclub.com for a refreshing browse. It's operated by the Rev. Susan Baller-Shepard, a PC(USA) minister from Illinois who recently spoke at the World Spirit Forum in Switzerland.

The site http://www.explorefaith.org/ is visited regularly by at least one of our church members, who mentioned it to me. It provides a Christian perspective on spirituality as well as FAQ's, etc.

I've also found a nice collection of short, intelligent inspirational readings at http://www.pcmorristown.org/refl.html, on the website of Morristown Presbyterian Church in New Jersey.

Interesting tidbits on intersections between Christianity and art, popular culture, etc. are compiled at http://www.thunderstruck.org/. See especially the quotes on the right side of the page as you scroll down--nice to see so many people in art and literature affirming their belief.