Christian Resources on the World Wide Web

This page contains links to pages of Christian Resources and other links of interest to Christians on the Web. As you can see, we've just begun this page. Suggestions and corrections are welcome.

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Our Denominations

• Presbyterian Church (U.S.A)
  
  
  • National Capital Presbytery
    
    
  • Presbyterian 101, ``A General Guide to Facts About the PCUSA''
    
    
• United Church of Christ
  
  
  • Central Atlantic Conference
    
    
    • Potomac Association
      
      
    
    
    

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Resources

• Presbyterian Creeds & Confessions contains those creeds important to the historic and modern Presbyterian Church, including:
  
  
• The Westminster Shorter Catechism
  
  
• The Creeds of Christendom is a collection of the statements of faith of the Church, both ancient and modern.
  
  
• The Christian Classics Electronic Library contains a collection of writings important to the church, including the World Wide Study Bible and 38 volumes of writings from the Early Church Fathers.
  
  
• The Augustine of Hippo site is devoted to the famous late Roman (354-430 AD) preacher, theologian, and Saint.
  
  
• When is Easter? This program gives the dates of Easter and other movable Holy Days, both Western and Orthodox, for any year since 325 A.D.
  
  
• Wikipedia has an article on the History of the English Bible, which links to other articles about specific translations.
  
  

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Bibles and Bible Study Guides

• Bible Study Tools let you search through the Bible in several translations, including the NRSV.
  
  
• The Bible Studies Foundation has an on-line version of the NET (New English Translation) Bible, including extensive footnotes on the translation. They also offer electronic (freely downloadable) and print copies (for sale).
  
  
• The HTML Bible site has a wide variety of Bible translations, a parallel Greek New Testament, speaking Bibles, and more. Similar information is available at StudyLight.org.
  
  
• The King James Translation of the Bible is available from Project Gutenberg. Note that this is the full-text version (4.97 MB). There is also a smaller (1.39 MB) Zipped version.
  
  
• The World English Bible (WEB) is a freely copyable update of the 1901 Translation known as the American Standard Version (ASV).
  
  
• Where do the stories in the Bible happen? See the Bible Maps page, as well as the interactive BibleMap.org, which uses Google Maps.
  
  
• The World Wide Study Bible offers links to a variety of translations and commentary on each book in the Bible.