The journey began with a number one hit song on both Christian and mainstream charts. Next came a biopic blockbuster major motion picture, followed up with a best-selling memoir. Now, Bart Millard, contemporary Christian band MercyMe’s front man and writer of the bestselling single in the history of Christian music “I Can Only Imagine”, offers a 40-day devotional book titled I Can Only Imagine 40-Day Devotional (ISBN: 978-1939622518; $15.99) co-written with Robert Noland.
On Sunday, Pastor Steven Andrew posted to Facebook a popular picture of George Washington praying at Valley Forge and wrote, “The USA’s National Motto is ‘In God We Trust’.” Facebook censored the first president and the national motto, showing the post to only 280 people in 19 hours (7/16/18 10:50 am PST). Andrew has a Facebook audience of 467,714 people liking his page and 456,153 following him.
The Church of God International Executive Committee has appointed Bishop Mitch Corder as the Executive Administrator of the Division of Care. Corder, who is currently serving as administrative bishop for the Church of God in Tennessee, will begin his new role next month following the completion of 16 years of tenured leadership as a state administrative bishop.
Two years after the historic Together event on the National Mall that drew hundreds of thousands to worship Jesus and pray for the country, PULSE is announcing the lineup for Together 2018: Texas Motor Speedway.
A Christian who was dismissed as a magistrate by the Lord Chancellor and Lord Chief Justice, after expressing his view that it was in a child’s best interests to be raised by a mother and a father, will tomorrow (Tuesday 17th July) challenge an NHS Trust’s decision to block his return as a non-executive director.
The Church of God in Kigali, Rwanda wants to turn the city into one that will shine before East Africa through a training center so others will see the Light of the world. As one of the cities of focus in the World Missions SL2C project, Kigali is a prime location to evangelize and make disciples.
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