2010 RNA Annual Conference

We are all keeping our eyes on the online audience. What will draw audiences in and keep them? Serious explorations of news, theology and denominations? Or the "fog” of spirituality (as one blog calls it). Or angel-puppies inspirational fluff? What do the metrics tell us? Religion journalists at the forefront of communicating online share their experiences. Moderated by USA TODAY’s Cathy Grossman. Panelists: Alana B. Elias Kornfeld, The Huffington Post Rod Dreher, John Templeton Foundation Eric Marrapodi, CNN.com

Sponsored by Lovell-Fairchild, Wynkoop Brewing Company, 1634 18th St. LANDMARKS, LANDMINES AND THE CHRISTIAN FILM MARKET Welcome to the religion reporter's "Whom would you invite?" fantasy guest list: Producer David Evans (THE GRACE CARD), famed actor Corbin Bernsen (RUST, LA LAW, PSYCH) and actor Michael Joiner (THE GRACE CARD). Hear never-before-told war stories and inside strategies from pioneers of a new film niche. Hear what makes a movie Christian, who's making Christian movies, the stats, the criticisms, the kudos, the landmarks, and the landmines. Make them tremble as they field questions in a roomful of top reporters. And enjoy a great meal.

We are familiar with spiritual directors, a long-standing tradition in the Catholic Church and other faiths. But today there are self-appointed spiritual teachers all over the internet and networks of speakers. They often claim to help people find spiritual peace. But who are these people? Do credentials matter? How do you know a genuine teacher from a guru with a gimmick? What are the uses, abuses and charm of this self-appointed role? Moderated by Kimberly Winston.

When is a celebrity’s faith on or off limits? Is it anybody’s business? And how do you write about a celebrity’s religion without making them sound like poster children for the cause? Rainn Wilson, a star of NBC’s "The Office,” tells how he chooses to discuss his faith. Moderated by The Star-Ledger’s Jeff Diamant.

When is a celebrity’s faith on or off limits? Is it anybody’s business? And how do you write about a celebrity’s religion without making them sound like poster children for the cause? Rainn Wilson, a star of NBC’s "The Office,” tells how he chooses to discuss his faith. Moderated by The Star-Ledger’s Jeff Diamant.