Bio: Whitney T. Kuniholm
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Mr. Whitney T. Kuniholm
President
Scripture Union/USA
Whitney T. Kuniholm is the President of Scripture Union/USA. He has written several books including The Essential Bible Guide(Waterbrook), The Essential Jesus (IVP) and John: An Eyewitness Account of the Son of God (Waterbrook). He also speaks at churches and Christian conferences.
Scripture Union is an interdenominational ministry with a twofold mission: 1) Helping people of all ages meet God in the Bible and prayer, and 2) Reaching children in the “4-14 window” with God’s Good News.
Scripture Union publishes four daily Bible reading guides for individuals and groups: Discovery® and Encounter with God® for adults, Snapshots for ages 7-10 and SUbmerge for ages 11-14. These are distributed to over 40,000 adults and children every quarter. Scripture Union also has two highly-effective churchwide Bible reading programs--The Essential 100 Challenge and The Essential Jesus Challenge--both of which are based on books by Mr.Kuniholm. In addition, Scripture Union conducts Bible-based programs for at-risk children including SuperKids® summer missions, and PrimeTime® after school programs. Scripture Union formed a partnership with The Salvation Army for the implementation of its children’s outreach ministry in the United States.
Prior to Scripture Union, Mr. Kuniholm was Executive Vice President for Prison Fellowship Ministries near Washington, DC, a ministry he served in a variety of roles for 13 years. Mr. Kuniholm graduated from Houghton College in 1976 with a degree in Bible and business. In 1991 he was recognized as the Houghton College Young Alumnus of the Year. Whitney and his wife, Carol, have three grown children, two grandchildren, and live near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Mr. Kuniholm can be contacted at: Scripture Union/USA P.O. Box 215 Valley Forge, PA 19481-0215 Phone: 610-935-2807 x403 Cell: 610-608-4872 Email: whitneyk@scriptureunion.org Website: www.ScriptureUnion.org.
Whitney I like the Essential 100 and feel your follow up is a good book also
Reacently I read a letter in the TV Plus where a reader spoke up against Harry Potter. As a Christian I wish to state that the Bible clearly tells us to have nothing to do with witchcraft.
When I was 14 years old I had the most terrible experience. For a long time I heard voices that
repeated over and oover:'Harry must go.' As a Christian I would like to warn people who are crazy about Harry Potter. Rather stay away before
you also have to experience the trauma that I did.
I am praying for the salvation of everyone involved with Harry Potter some way or another. I've also sent e-mails to some of them to tell them that God loves them and that I will keep on praying for their salvation.