Alliance for Christian Media

The annual benefit dinner for the Alliance for Christian Media will take place on Tuesday evening, March 24, at the InterContinental Hotel in Buckhead, Atlanta.

WSB anchor John Pruitt is the emcee for the evening. This year we will be honoring leaders in the Atlanta Community who are well-known for their commitment to the good of our community, but who may have not been recognized for their deep commitment to their church and the religious community. One representative from each of the participating denominations on Day1 will be recognized. The event will support our very important ministry, Day1, formerly The Protestant Hour.

This year’s honorees will be:

• Ann Cramer- Director of Corporate Citizenship and Corporate Affairs for IBM North America (Episcopal Church)
• Bill Curry- Head Football Coach, Georgia State University (United Methodist Church)
• Mrs. J. Erskine (Gay) Love- Chairman of the Board, Printpack (Presbyterian Church USA)
• Betty and Jean Mori- Owners of Mori Luggage, Inc. (Evangelical Lutheran Church in America)
• Spurgeon Richardson- recently retired president and CEO of the Atlanta Convention & Visitors Bureau. (Cooperative Baptist Fellowship)
• Alexis Scott- Publisher and CEO, The Atlanta Daily World (United Church of Christ)

For more information or tickets, call toll free 888-411-Day-1 or email rebecca @ day1.org.

We are proud to announce the launch of our totally revamped Day1 website at Day1.org. For over six months we have been working diligently to provide a cutting edge platform for distribution of our enormous collection of media assets and content, and today it has been begun its journey to become among the most important religious web destinations in the country.

Please visit Day1 today and see for yourself!

Here is a video from 2003 that describes the work of the Episcopal Media Center. Enjoy!

The Mission of the Alliance for Christian Media is to be the leader in proclaiming the gospel of Jesus Christ through all existing and emerging communication technology. Its goal is to enhance the voice of the historic mainline churches in America to connect the world of faith with the world in which people live. (Adopted by the Board of Trustees, 2005)