Division of Education Releases Revised Education Handbook

The 2014–2016 edition of the Church of God Division of Education Handbook and Directory has just been released. This practical handbook for educators and ministerial training leaders around the world provides an excellent demonstration of the “ONE” theme adopted at the 2014 International General Assembly under the leadership of Presiding Bishop Mark Williams—“One Faith, One Lord, One Mission.”

TV Ad Recalls Importance of God and Religion to U.S. Presidents Throughout American History

A television commercial airing nationwide on Presidents Day weekend will help remind Americans that God and religion were foundational to this country’s best-remembered presidents. The commercial first aired in 2012.

How God Becomes Everything When You Have Nothing

Before the Lord God made man upon the earth He first prepared for him a world of useful and pleasant things for his sustenance and delight. In the Genesis account of the creation these are simply “things.” They were made for man’s use, but they were meant always to be external to the man and subservient to Him.

‘Assassinated Just for Being Christian’

VATICAN CITY– Pope Francis on Monday (Feb. 16) denounced the brutal slayings of 21 Coptic Christians in Libya by militants linked to the Islamic State, saying “they were assassinated just for being Christian.”

Young Adults and College Age Students Ministry in the Church of God

Most churches struggle to know how to effectively reach out to and serve young adults. This group, generally between the ages of 18-30, is a paradox to most church ministry plans and needs our attention and support. Church of God Youth and Discipleship is engaging this valuable segment of the church through both the SYNC Young Adult Retreat and Alpha Omega Campus Ministry.

National Summit on the Gospel

Leaders from across the country will come together in Houston, April 27-29, for a National Summit on the Gospel, convened by the Mission America Coalition/U.S. Lausanne Committee (MAC).

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