In a formal declaration in a ceremony held earlier this week at the Church of God International Offices in Cleveland, Tennessee, Dr. Timothy M. Hill, General Director of Church of God World Missions, officially signed a document entitled a “Mutual Acknowledgement of Spiritual Cooperation” with the leadership of the Bulgaria Church of God.
In testimony before the House Subcommittee on Africa, Global Health, Global Human Rights and International Organization, Carl Anderson, CEO and Chairman of the Board of the Knights of Columbus today provided four policy recommendations to address the on-going crisis of Christian and other religious minorities in Syria and Iraq.
The November employment report was generally stronger than expected. From October, total payrolls were up 211,000 while private payrolls were up 197,000. Both payroll numbers were higher than pre-report estimates but lower than last month’s strong report.
I first began to understand the importance of teams as a seminary student when I did a study of the 100 largest churches in the United States. I asked them a series of questions related to staff and ministry, and the study showed strong churches have a strong team spirit.
These churches created a strong team spirit by combining two things: a common goal with good communication.
The Southern Association of Colleges and Schools (SACS) Commission on Colleges announced at its annual conference Tuesday morning, December 8, that Lee University has passed its ten-year reaffirmation with flying colors.
Omaha, Neb.–This Christmas season, the Thomas More Society, will display a nativity scene in the Nebraska capitol building in honor of the birth of Christ. At noon, Friday, December 11, the national nonprofit public interest law firm and its Omaha branch will host a celebration and unveil the Christmas crèche depicting the newborn Christ child lying in the manger. Thomas More Society-Omaha attorney Martin Cannon will address the gathering and members of the Pacific Strings Ensemble will lead music. The nativity scene will be on view in the Nebraska State Capitol building rotunda at 1445 K Street in Lincoln, Nebraska through December 18 and is open to the public.
