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Remembering 9/11
September 11 was a wake-up call for America: a call to think about life and death; a call to cherish family and friends; a call to share the Good News of Christ; and a call to pray. This site commemorates the anniversary of the tragedy.
Romans 8:35, 37-39 (NIV)
"Who shall separate us from the love of Christ? Shall trouble or hardship or persecution or famine or nakedness or danger or sword? No, in all things we are more than conquerors through him who loved us. For I am convinced that neither death nor life, neither angels nor demons, neither the present nor the future, nor any powers, neither height nor depth, nor anything else in all creation, will be able to separate us from the love of God that is in Christ Jesus our Lord."
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Attack on America
Christianity Today reports on the aftermath of the September 11 terror attacks, how Christians are responding, and what it means for the Church.
Related Stories
Read personal stories of people affected by 9/11, information on Islam, the hostage crisis in Afghanistan, the Mideast conflict, and much more.
• Looking Up Lisa Beamer Finds Strength in Her Faith
• Speaking Out: Ten Things We Should Have Learned Since September 11, 2001
• Afghanistan Before September 11
Information on Islam:
• Christians & Muslims
• Muhammad Through Christian Eyes
• Is the God of Muhammad the Father of Jesus?
• Is Islam a Religion of Peace?
• Islam, U.S.A.
• Bible Studies on Islam
• Islam: A Christian Introduction (Downloadable e-book from InterVarsity Press—available for FREE on September 11th only)
The Power of Prayer
What does the Bible say about prayer? How can prayer help?
Books & Culture Corner: After the Quake
Bedside reading for the anniversary of 9/11.
from Christianity Today magazine
Mission America
The Mission America Coalition invites churches to host a 9/11 Remembrance Service.
September 11 Remember with Hope
Christian churches everywhere want to reach out to their communities and meaningfully commemorate last year's events in light of the hope we have in Jesus Christ. Download free materials on coping with grief and providing spiritual support.
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September 2001:
• Reflections from Ground Zero
Comfort in Times of Trouble
Find refuge in God in times of danger and distress, and share God's comfort with others.
Coping with Your Children's Fears
Timely guidance from Christian professionals and the U.S. Department of Education to help your children understand and weather the emotional storms of terrorist attacks.
Dealing with Anger
How can we handle the anger many of us are experiencing after the senseless attacks on America?
Death and Dying
It takes a tragedy to stir a nation to search its soul. The Columbine massacre was the perfect tragedy.
Current Issues Bible Studies
Everything you need for a class or Bible study group on issues relating to 9/11.
Preaching Resources
Help for those who will be speaking to God's people during these troubling times.
Responding to Evil in the World
Many say God doesn't exist. It's time to check out the evidence.
Songs of Hope
Music has an amazing ability to comfort the downhearted and inspire the hopeless. We've compiled a list of some of Christian music's most comforting songs — and provided an outlet for you to share the songs that have helped you through life's trials.
Psalms of Strength and Comfort
Be comforted by the words of God.
Answers in the Wake of 9/11 — from Gospelcom.net
Gospelcom.net has compiled articles, prayers, essays, and other resources to help us answer that most difficult of questions—how could God let this happen?
The Power of a City at Prayer
What Happens When Churches Unite for Renewal
Tragedy, anger, sorrow … prayer. Prayer that can change a whole city. In this exciting book, Mac Pier and Katie Sweeting share lessons learned in New York—lessons about prayer from the past and present. These lessons apply in any city. In your city, because God hasn't left the city. God loves the city and he works there when people pray.
Christian Emergency Network
The Christian Emergency Network (CEN) was established by partners of Mission America Coalition (MAC) following 9/11, to help Christians respond effectively in a national crisis. CEN provides an online central location for relief information, crisis training and mobilization, messages from national ministry leaders, timely online resources, and current crisis-related television/radio programming giving the hope of Jesus Christ and 24/7 spiritual counseling.
Encourage the Hurting
Send an E-card to express your heart and God's love to a friend or loved one in need of sympathy or encouragement. And remind others to pray for our leaders, our troops, and our nation with our "Prayer" collection of E-cards.
Help in Crisis
Radio Bible Class is offering full online access to several books that relate to the tragedy the U.S. faced: Why Would a Good God Allow Suffering?; How Much Does God Control?; How Can I Live with My Loss?; Violence: Why It Happens, and more. Also, read answers to tough questions that many of us have been asking, and take advantage of other RBC resources, such as Our Daily Bread.
How to Help
There is an ongoing need for help. Find out what you can do.
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