EASTER EXPERIENCE 2011 - Come enjoy a glimpse into Easter Sunday 2011 at Church of All Nations. From the overflow crowds to the festive Eggstravaganza for the children to the hard charging Xtreme Jr Hi Ministries, Church of All Nations embodies all the color and pageantry of a body of believers serving the Risen King!
Miracles still do happen today. For Johanna Poblano it has been a five year battle with leukemia. But through consistent prayer and unwavering hope Johanna received proof that she was in fact cancer free. Listen to this beautiful testimony and be encouraged that cancer is a word not a death sentence in the eyes of our Lord.
Besieged for months by illness and the resulting financial difficulties, Angela felt physically, emotionally, and spiritually exhausted. She had been totally unprepared for the spiritual toll the illness took on her. But Angela decided not to allow the illness to conquer her. Though tempted to sit back and do nothing, Angela chose to devote herself to Bible study, and prayer and intercession. She decided to use that time to build herself up spiritually.
But now the Lord my God has given me rest on every side, and there is no adversary or disaster. I intend, therefore, to build a temple for the Name of the Lord my God (1 Kings 5:4,5).
Solomon took advantage of a time of freedom from conflict to begin building the temple of the Lord in Jerusalem. As Christians we are spiritual temples. Times of tranquility are excellent opportunities for us to grow strong in the Word of God and to build our temples into ones that will honor and glorify Him.
Challenge for Today: Purposefully prepare for spiritual warfare by studying God’s Word and praying daily.
Read 1 Kings 4:1 through 6:38; Luke 17:11–37
Quicklook: 1 Kings 5:3–5
Speaking to a crowd gathered at the entrance to Florida Atlantic University, Church of All Nations Senior Pastor Mark Boykin calls for the firing of professor Bassem Al-halabi. Stating, “today we are gathered here to address the growing specter of radical Islam that is infiltrating our institutions of higher learning. This university[FAU] has been granted a public trust and within that trust is the moral responsibility to eschew evil and guard the student body from the influence of enemies both foreign and domestic. View video for balance of comments.
For the past decade, conservative activist Joe Kaufman has suggested a Syrian-born professor at Florida Atlantic University may have terrorist connections.
Bassem Al-halabi, an associate professor of engineering, has no criminal convictions, and he has supporters of all faiths at FAU who say his views are closer to pacifism than terrorism.
But Kaufman, keeping his effort alive, organized a protest in front of FAU on Thursday, urging the university to fire him.

Al-halabi is a danger … and should not be around or be able to hold influence over any of our nation’s youth, especially as a professor at publicly funded institution,” Kaufman said. FOR COMPLETE COVERAGE CLICK HERE
BOCA RATON, Fla. – Some conservative groups are calling for the Florida Atlantic University to fire a professor. Dr. Bassem Al-halabi teaches engineering and science at FAU. Protesters accuse him of providing material support to those who support al-Qaeda.
Pastor Mark D. Boykin of the Church of All Nations is leading the protest against the professor. He said he wants engage in a dialogue and “describe to the people the kind of nefarious activities that Mr. Bassem Al-halabi has been involved in.”
The university says Al-halabi has never been found guilty of, nor pleaded guilty to, any criminal activity.The pastor promised to show printouts of his complaints. CLICK HERE FOR COMPLETE COVERAGE




Boca Raton, FL) Rev. Mark D. Boykin, Senior Pastor of Church of All Nations and Mr. Joe Kaufman, Chairman of Americans Against Hate are calling on Florida Atlantic University to terminate the employment of Professor Bassem Alhalabi for his involvement with individuals and organizations that support terrorist acts against the United States and Israel. A protest and press conference will be held on:
THURSDAY, APRIL 14, 2011, 11:45 a.m.
Florida Atlantic University (Main Entrance)
777 Glades Road in Boca Raton, Florida
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Church of All Nations Senior Pastor Mark D. Boykin defends new bill that would allow prayer in public schools for certain activities.

Bill Gives Fla. School Districts Right To Allow Prayer
Anti-Defamation League Calls Policy Divisive, Unconstitutional
BOCA RATON, Fla. – A Senate bill that would let Florida school districts decide whether to allow prayer in the classroom or during school events is being criticized by the state Anti-Defamation League.
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Cancer is not a death sentence as some people, including some doctors, would lead us to believe. Church of All Nations Johanna Poblano gives a beautiful testimony to the consistent and persistent prayers by herself and her loved ones.
Diagnosed with leukemia nearly six years ago, Johanna was dealt a blow both physically and mentally. A wife and mother of two beautiful children, watch as Johanna speaks of the awesome healing power of Jesus Christ and use this testimony to encourage a loved one, a friend or maybe even you. You may be in a battle against cancer right now. Remember, there is power in the prayer of agreement, a power that supersedes the natural and points to the cross of Christ.
Church of All Nations member Shelly Haynes has been a tither of record for most of her life. Taught this important biblical principle by her mother, Shelly has seen the hand of God richly bless her and her family above and beyond that which she had given.
Whether it is healing for your body, finances or relationships, God is able to do exceedingly above all that you ask or say. If you do not practice this Christian discipline, you are distancing yourself from incredible blessings in your life. Test the Lord and see if he is not faithful to his word!