Our CCII Website site exists to meet the spiritual needs and answer the questions of people who want to learn more about the living God - Yahweh Jehovah and His Son Jesus Christ, through His Word, the Holy Bible.
We will Post our Monthly Devotional Letters, as well as timely articles, worshipful poetry and prophetic insights into the news of today.
We will also post the pertinent and helpful comments and questions which are sent to us from our readers. Our comment section will be screened by CCII staff to protect our readers from illegal and harmful content. Contentious and argumentative text will not be allowed by our website.
Our aim is to build up the Body of Christ, comfort and assist the Church and the Pastors and Teachers of those churches.
Information will be furnished for those who want to be on our Postal mailing list for a copy of the Devotional Letters, or to order books published by CCII. Dr. Hart R.  Armstrong's books will be listed for those who want to read the works of a dedicated  man of God who participated in Christian ministries for 70 years.
Information for those who want to be licensed and ordained for ministry with CCII will also be furnished.
We worship together as a community of believers on Friday evenings at 6:00 PM in our Headquarters Office, and conduct House Churches and Sing-a-Longs in various Retirement Complexes and Assisted Living Homes.
We support Missions and Evangelical Outreaches for those whom we have known have proven ministries over the years. We nurture the faith of our members in a variety of ways including Adult Bible Education programs through Global Evangelism, and sponsor qualified student mission trips when finances are available.
Our program includes prayer for the sick, and leading people to the Lord Jesus Christ through our publishing, personal counsel and personal Bible instruction. 
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WORD FOR TODAY:
The world is responding with clean water, food, medical
supplies and rescue teams to the earthquake victims in Haiti.
  It is a good time for all of us to take stock of our emergency supplies of drinking water, water for bathing and washing, and food which is safe for long-term storage.
Over the past year we have gathered and stored some water, food and medical supplies, but we must all be aware of the increasing need for such items and it is more obvious now than ever. We need to be prepared in case of disasters which can occur regardless of our location.
In the past nine years we have seen the tragedies of 9/11, hurricanes, tornadoes, fires, floods and freezing temperatures here in America. Low magnitude earthquakes have hit in several locations such as Washington, Oregon, Utah, Idaho, Montana, Nevada...several in Alaska, Oklahoma, Hawaii and Puerto Rico. Even during January alone, Oklahoma has experienced five quakes as of this writing.
People are storing heating supplies as well as power generators and extra fuel in case of power outages. Extra thought needs to be given to travel to safe places, outdoor shelter, securing property from looters, and battery powered radios and other means of communications. Better to be safe and prepared, than sorry!
Many people gathered for prayers after most of these disasters, and many Christian organizations rushed to help with the sick and wounded as well as rescue, cleanup and rebuilding. We are thankful for everyone who gave of time, money and effort in these times of crisis and loss. We are also very thankful to God for the protection and escape from injury and harm for many of His people who were alert and praying!
Emergency preparedness is not complete without a clean heart and clear means of communication with God. He is a “shelter in the time of storm,” and the peace that passes all understanding for those who trust in Him. In times of peace and seeming normalcy it is easy for people to forget about their need for God. Things of routine daily life seem to drown out God’s voice and the inner urgings of our soul to seek Him. When danger, illness or crisis occurs will you be ready to call on Him with a clear conscience?
“Seek ye the LORD while He may be found, call ye upon Him while He is near: Let the wicked forsake his way, and the unrighteous man his thoughts: and let him return unto the LORD, and He will have mercy upon him; and to our God, for He will abundantly pardon” Isaiah 55: 6,7.



Love and Prayers,
Beth Ann Hardin
Posted: January 25, 2010
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