Links to religious websites

Part 1 of 2: List of conservative Christian web sites
by churches, para-church groups, & individuals

Conservative Christian sources:

This list includes conservative Christian groups other that the Roman Catholic Church and Eastern Orthodox Churches. They typically believe that the Bible is inspired by God, and is inerrant (without error). They follow what they believe to be historical Christian theology. They usually promote conservative social policies concerning same-sex marriage, human sexuality, equal rights for gays and lesbians, access to abortions, corporal punishment of children, the death penalty, physician assisted suicide, etc.

Caution: Some of the definitions of common religious words used by these sites may be confusing to the average person. They often restrict the term "Christian" to refer to themselves and similar faith groups. Others might use the term "evangelical Christian." They may use the term "non-Christian" to refer to mainline and liberal Christian groups as well as Muslims, Hindus, followers of Aboriginal and Neo-Pagan religions etc. They have unique definitions for abortion and homosexually related terms, like "pregnancy," "sexual orientation," "lifestyle," etc. This makes attempts at dialogue almost impossible. We have prepared a cross-cultural dictionary to clarify the different meanings assigned to common words by conservative Christians.

Web sites containing lists of links:

Evangelical Resources lists links to conservative Protestant web sites. See: http://www.evangelicalresources.org/

Fundamental Top 500 maintains a list of links to Fundamentalist Christian web site. See:  http://www.fundamentaltop500.com/

The Fuller Theological Seminary has a list of Internet resources for theological studies at: http://library.fuller.edu/

Gospel Communications Network (GCN) operates an on-line Christian resource directory called CrossSearch at: http://www.crosssearch.com/

Sites Unseen is a unique topical directory of conservative Protestant web sites covering topics as diverse as church history, house and cell churches, MP3, Podcasts, peace fellowships, pro-life, blogs, etc. Surprisingly, they have a link to this site. See: http://www.zoecarnate.com/

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Individual web sites in alphabetic order:

The 700 Club is a TV program sponsored by the Pat Robertson's group, the Christian Broadcasting Network at http://www.cbn.org/

Alpha International Institute provides free courses on Christian apologetics, the Bible, evolution v. creation, theology, etc. See: http://www.apologeticscourses.com/

American Family Association is a ministry of Dr. D.E. Wildmon. They publish the AFA Journal. Their frequently engage in economic boycotts, attacks on new religious movements, and attacks on equal rights for homosexuals. See: http://www.afa.net

The Bible Answer Man at http://www.oneplace.com/ is a service of the Christian Research Institute. President Hank Hanegraaff answers questions phoned in by listeners.

Bible Sprout at: http://www.biblesprout.com/ is "... focused on providing the best information about Christianity." They "... serve by compiling valuable biblical content in the form of Bible questions, study resources, blog articles, and more."

Bible Study Plus contains lectures and other contents by Dr. F. Kenton Beshore. See http://heavenhelpyou.net This site did not respond on 2015-MAY-04

The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association is at: http://www.graham-assn.org/ The Billy Graham Center Archives is available at: http://www.wheaton.edu/

Born Again Marry is a matrimonial service directed at born-again Christians worldwide. See: http://www.bornagainmarry.com/

Christian Answers Network a service of Eden Communications which gives Biblical answers, interpreted from an Evangelical Christian perspective. http://www.christiananswers.net/

Christian Coalition of America is an organization promoting conservative Christian legislation. At the last national election, they distributed a record 70 million voter guides throughout all 50 states promoting Republican candidates. They are at http://www.cc.org/

The Christian Communication Network helps anti-abortion, pro-life, anti-gay, and pro-heterosexual-family groups communicate their message to the media. See: http://www.maranatha.tv/

Christian Forums provides discussion groups on such subjects as prayer requests, creation science, end times, bible prophecy, and other topics of primary interest to conservative Christians. See: http://christianity.suddenlaunch.com/

ChristianForumSite.com is a part of Jeffin Ministries, a Pentecostal group. Topics include: Bible studies, Christianity vs the rest, prayer requests, friendly debates, etc. See: http://christianforumsite.com

Christian Headlines at http://www.christianheadlines.com/ features Christian news headlines from the United States and around the rest of the world.

Christian Prayer Center "is devoted to bringing together the powerful prayers of thousands of faithful Christians, in order to provide personal support for those in need." See: http://www.ChristianPrayerCenter.com

ChristianTractOutreach provides a series of tracts, booklets and bible studies. See: http://www.christiantractoutreach.com

Council on Biblical Manhood and Womanhood promotes firm, biblically-based roles for men and women. They rate organizations according to their concept of gender roles. They are at: http://www.cbmw.org/ 

E4 Group distributes free Bible software on CD, charging only for shipping. Included is the LIbronix Digital Library System. See: https://www.freebiblesoftware.com/

Echo Global "is a communications platform ... to help Christian ministries share the good news with seekers. Echo currently supports Web Chat, Texting, and Phone calls into the system." See: https://needhim.echoglobal.org/

The Eclectic Church emphasizes the universal messages of love and humanism that almost all religions share. See: http://eclecticchurch.org 

This list continues in Part 2

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Latest update: 2015-MAY-04
Author: B.A. Robinson
Links last checked: 2015-MAY-04

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