Churches are grabbing cyberspace and using web pages to promote the Christian. The internet is perhaps the largest single library in the world of Christian resources with over six million references to Christianity plus thousands of hours of worship and ministry audio and video, not including many live Web TV broadcasts every week and continuous radio station feeds. And every few months the library doubles in size.

Many people who have read the book "Cyberchurch" (P. Dixon, publ. Kingsway) are asking for more: lists of interesting or helpful sites for those wishing to track what churches, Christian organisations and individuals are doing on the net. Here are some listed by Prime Time America and other groups. Inclusion of a site on this list should not be taken in any way whatever as an endorsement for the contents of the site. All sites below were family-friendly and valid as of 13 March 1998.

	8% of all international trade is illegal drugs
	80% of all large US companies test workers for drugs
	8% of all men dependent on alcohol or drugs, 2% of women (UK)
	14% of 15-16 year old boys took drugs last week, 11% of girls
	10% of older US pupils take drugs every day
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