Christian Web Resources collects personal information when you register as a user of the web site. You must provide us with a valid email address in order to register and get access to the member areas. Your email address is only used for web site administration purposes and to send you information about your account. You can elect to have your email visible to other users of the web site, or not.

If you participate in any of the online polls and surveys, personal information, like preferences, may be collected as part of the poll or survey. We use this information only for the purpose stated in the poll or survey.

If you contact us with a question or concern, the contact information you provide and your comments will be used to respond to you.

If you participate in one of our online forums, information and comments posted by you will be viewable to other users of the site.

Christian Web Resources reserves the right to review all material submitted for public viewing. It also reserves the right to remove any user-submitted material without notice

You may choose to provide other information in your personal profile, which you have access to and may change at any time. Any information you provide is available to other users of the site.

The web site administrators have access to all information provided by the users of the site. Optionally, you may allow other users to view your email address. Any information you provide in your personal profile, comments you post, responses or topics you may post in forums, or provide volutarily will be viewable by all users of the site.

Christian Web Resources maintains the accuracy of our web site's information with daily updates. Users may access their own personal information and contact us about inaccuracies they may find by using the Contact Us link, or by private message to the site administrators.

Registered users who wish to delete their information from our database must notify us by email. Parents of users under the age of 13 may also contact us to have the information for their child corrected or removed from our database.

The Federal Trade Commission passed a law designed to protect the online privacy of children under the age of 13. You can find more information at their web site - http://www.ftc.gov/privac ... drens.html . The main requirement of the act is to prohibit the collection of personally identifiable information from children known to be under the age of 13 without verifiable parental consent by commercial web sites. Personally identifiable information includes, but is not limited to, any of the following: a child's full name, address, phone number, email address, photograph, hobbies, and activities.