(Part 2 of 2)–USA Missions is devoted to providing resources, coaching, and training for local Church of God congregations. The apostle Paul used the analogy of “the church as the body of Christ” (I Corinthians 12). The body of Christ is one unit that is made up of many parts, with each part being essential to the overall health of the body. So it is with the church.
Orange, a nonprofit dedicated to providing resources to help churches engage kids, partner with parents, and equip volunteers, is thrilled to announce its latest in-person experience, Parent Cue Live. Featuring a variety of spiritual, developmental, and parenting experts, this unique gathering is an opportunity for parents to learn and laugh together, and leave understanding why it’s so important to partner with churches.
Orange Tour 2018 is set to hit the road, making its way to 17 cities nationwide this fall. This one day training event for church leaders, volunteers, and parents will celebrate a decade of equipping and inspiring those who lead the next generation on their faith journey. This year’s theme, “We Can Do More Together,” is a timely message that will empower attendees with a strategy to make the most of their combined influences.
(Part 1 of 2)–Church of God USA Missions is devoted to spreading the Gospel of the Kingdom of God, and is dedicated to the mission of the FINISH Commitment to answer the call of the Great Commission. One way that USA Missions is answering that call is through church planting.
Church leaders have forever looked upon the Trinity as an everlasting mystery. However, those convictions are proven false in T.R. Bosse’s recently published book, The Mystery of the Trinity Revealed (Dove & Word Publishing). The book unravels details about how God became a man named Jesus and why the Trinity remained a mystery all those years. It also shows why it could never become completely understood until today’s advanced technology came about. The book showcases the Trinity as fully comprehensible to the extent that it answers every question ever asked about the topic.
On the heels of the movie by Amy Schumer, I Feel Pretty, Kelly Falardeau realizes the similarities of the underlying message between Schumer’s recent DVD release and her own personal Still Beautiful Documentary. The 2 similarities are that they both have a ‘talking mirror.’ One says positive words of affirmation, filling Schumer’s character with positive thoughts and feelings and the other mirror displayed in Falardeau’s Still Beautiful Documentary says mean words, such as “Ugly Scarface Girl.”
