Fourth of July (U.S.A.)
July 4
From picnics to fireworks, Americans celebrate a Revolution that rocked the world. But what part did Christianity play in the War of Independence? And in today's culture separating church and state, how should Christians live out their faith in the public square? You'll find answers in this exploration of America's Christian heritage.
Celebrate the New Year!
January 1
Happy New Year! As you reflect on the year gone by and embark on the coming year, get practical tips on making—and keeping—attainable resolutions, meditate on verses of praise and thanksgiving to focus your heart on God's goodness, and read inspirational stories to help you start out strong.
Martin Luther King Jr. Day
January 16
No Christian played a more prominent role in the century's most significant social justice movement than Martin Luther King Jr. Find out more about this important civil rights leader, read articles about his life and legacy, and catch up with his revolutionary dream.
Valentine's Day
February 14
Learn about St. Valentine and the history of the holiday, read real life love stories, and send that special someone an e-card. Whether you're single or married, you'll find numerous articles to help you think biblically about romance and to remind you of God's unconditional love.
Black History Month (U.S.A.)
February
Visit our page honoring the history and achievements of the African American community in the United States. Read numerous informative articles, catch up with the dream of Martin Luther King Jr., and learn more about the spiritual journey of Africans in America.
St. Patrick's Day
March 17
'Tis the season for parades, green beer, shamrocks, and articles talking about why St. Patrick's day isn't all about parades, green beer, and shamrocks. Patrick was actually a humble missionary of enormous courage. Check out our special section to read more about this holiday.
Lent
March 1 — April 15, 2006
Lent is one of the oldest observations on the Christian calendar. Like all Christian holy days and holidays, it has changed over the years, but its purpose has always been the same: self-examination and penitence, demonstrated by self-denial, in preparation for Easter. Browse our resources to learn about the history and challenge of the Lenten season and to find new ways to celebrate Christ's life, death, and resurrection.
Celebrate Easter
April 16
Celebrate Christianity's most sacred holiday with us! Our Easter section features ChristianityToday.com's best articles and resources on the resurrection of our Lord Jesus Christ.
Earth Day
April 22, 2006
Recently evangelicals have become the surprise proponents of policies promoting care for creation. Though by no means are evangelicals of one mind
on the subject, stewardship of God's creation is a Biblical principle most
evangelicals agree on. In observance of Earth Day, browse through our
collection of articles on climate change and creation care.
National Day of Prayer (U.S.A.)
May 4
Now more than ever, our country is in need of our prayer. Learn more about prayer and how it affects our lives in this year's National Day of Prayer.
Internet Evangelism Day
May 7
Internet Evangelism Day is designed to focus the Church's attention on effective strategies for online outreach. Churches and para-church organizations can create awareness programs using IE Day's ready-made PowerPoint, video clips, dramas, music, and handouts. Also, find tips on how to build effective church pages, blogs, or outreach sites.
Mother's Day
May 14
Celebrate Mom! Check out our Mother's Day section, where you can read
true-life stories about terrific moms, send special Mother's Day e-card greetings, enjoy a little mommy humor, and shop for books, movies, CDs, and other gifts to show Mom how much she means to you.
Ascension of Jesus
May 25
Our Lord lives! Come celebrate with us the ascension of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ. Learn more about him and remind yourself of just how wonderful he is!
Graduation
May/June/July
Check out our Graduation 2006 section featuring ChristianityToday.com's Seminary & Grad School Guide for college graduates and the Campus Life's Christian College Guide for those finishing high school. You'll also find job and career listings as well as articles for graduates, gifts for the special day, and more!
Memorial Day (U.S.A.)
May 29
On this day, we pause to remember the many heroes who have given their lives for our country. As you pray for the men and women in our military currently serving in Iraq and other posts worldwide, visit our Memorial Day page for a comprehensive list of articles to help you honor our soldiers.
Father's Day (U.S.A.)
June 18
Looking for a way to encourage and celebrate dad? Take a minute to browse our Father's Day Area, where you'll find articles, resources, and gifts to help you honor your father—and all the father-figures in your life!
Back to School
August/September
It's that time of the year again, so grab a handful of freshly sharpened pencils, pull out your day planner, and cover those text books—school is back in session! While you're at it, check out our special Back to School section, designed especially to help you start off the new school year right with great advice for high school and college students, insight for parents of students of all ages, as well as resources for home school families and more!
Labor Day (U.S.A.)
September 4
Visit our special Labor Day section! You'll find a collection of articles and resources that celebrate the hard work of employees and God's role within the workplace. Join us as we pay tribute to the driving force of our economy—the American laborer.
Grandparents' Day (U.S.A.)
September 11
Take this time to celebrate everything they've done for us—instilling family values, teaching us things no one else could, and showing us love that knows no bounds.
Anniversary of 9/11 (U.S.A.)
September 11
Commemorate the anniversary of the terrorist attacks in New York City.
See You at the Pole (U.S.A.)
September 27
Lifting up their prayers for America and obeying God's command to "call to me," students throughout the country will join together around their school flagpoles on Wednesday, September 21 for the 16th annual See You at the Pole (SYATP) prayer event. For more information, click here.
Clergy Appreciation Day/Month (U.S.A.)
October 8/October 2006
This month, recommit to praying for and encouraging your church leaders. Find gift ideas, send e-cards, and learn 8 ways to encourage your pastor as you prepare for Clergy Appreciation Day on Sunday, October 9.
Halloween/All Saints' Day
October 31
Millions of children celebrate Halloween each year with costumes, parties, and hi-jinks. But what are they celebrating? Read our collection of articles to learn how these customs came about and gain different perspectives on this holiday.
International Day of Prayer
November 19
IDOP is a day set aside to pray for persecuted Christians and the Church worldwide. Learn more and be a part of this opportunity.
National Bible Week (U.S.A.)
November 19-26
Spend a little extra time in God's Word this week.
Thanksgiving (U.S.A.)
November 23
Join us in giving thanks for the many ways God has blessed our lives. Find information, articles, and resources to help you celebrate Thanksgiving.
Advent
December 1-25
Advent is a time set aside for reflection on the coming of the Savior. Marked by a spirit of expectation and hope, the four weeks leading up to the celebration of Christmas call Christians to focus on the joy of Christ's birth.
Christmas
December 25
Come celebrate the birth of our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ! Experience the wonder of the first Christmas, find tips on planning and gift-giving, read up on history and traditions, enjoy heartwarming stories, make use of our devotionals and quizzes, and send free Christmas e-cards to friends and family. Find everything you need in these Christmas pages to help you experience the true meaning of this blessed holiday!
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