Servant’s Heart in Louisville, Ky., doesn’t hold a traditional Sunday service and doesn’t consider itself a church. Instead, the Assemblies of God mission is taking ministry to residents in a low-income community known as Portland.
A cross-section of Pentecostal and charismatic groups will be joining tens of millions of Christians worldwide Sunday in praying for the world’s poor.
The Assemblies of God (AG), Church of God (Cleveland, Tenn.), Hillsong Church and Alpha International are among the dozens of ministries endorsing Micah 2010. Led by Britain-based Micah Challenge International, the campaign calls on Christians to pray and take action against extreme poverty.
Each year, the Church of God office of Youth and Discipleship coordinates International Training Global Expedition trips. The purpose of these trips is to provide training for local church leaders, pastors, and church workers in various locations around the world.
Enrique A. De Jesus has been appointed by the Church of God International Executive Committee to lead the denomination’s Hispanic educational programs in the United States.
