Soon after I came to faith in Jesus in 1971 as a 16-year-old, drug-abusing, hippie rock drummer, my father said to me, “Michael, I’m glad to see the changes in your life, but we’re Jews, and we don’t believe in this.”
CLEVELAND, TN: As the massive storm moves along the eastern coastline of the United States, Dr. Timothy M. Hill, General Overseer of the Church of God, issued the following statement, calling for urgent prayer and financial assistance for those devastated by Hurricane Dorian:
FaithWords, a division of Hachette Book Group, is pleased to announce its most significant kids publication to date, adding to an already-popular collection of FaithWords kid’s books by author Phil Vischer-the Laugh and Learn Bible for Kids.
Care Net, a nonprofit ministry that supports one of the nation’s largest network of pregnancy centers, will kick off its 36th annual conference this morning at the Union Station Hotel. The conference is the nation’s largest yearly gathering of pregnancy center and church leaders.
This year, the Church of God is celebrating the 50th anniversary of the founding of Church of God Girl’s Ministries.
The Alliance for Israel Advocacy (AIA) (www.israeladvocates.org) responded to an Haaretz op-ed entitled Meet Donald Trump’s Least Disloyal Jews, written by Allison Kaplan Sommers and published August 27, 2019. The op-ed highlighted the growing political influence of Messianic Jews. Citing Sommer’s op-ed, Joel Chernoff, Executive Director of AIA said, “Both Washington D.C. and Jerusalem acknowledge a new era of Messianic Jewish influence. What was once considered taboo, is now recognized and increasingly valued in the halls of power.”
