Hill Participates in White House Event for Evangelical Leaders

On Monday, August 27, Dr. Tim Hill, General Overseer of the Church of God, was among more than 100 Evangelical leaders to attend a special appreciation dinner at the White House to recognize the impact that faith has on our nation. The dinner was hosted by President and Mrs. Trump, but included Vice President and Mrs. Pence, Secretary of Housing and Urban Development Ben Carson, and a host of other governmental leaders.

After School Programs Provide Safe Haven for Youth

Another school year is beginning with kids eager to see their friends and parents eager to get back into a routine. But for 11.3 million kids in the United States, the routine isn’t that great. They go school but come home to an empty house. Research shows, this can lead to loneliness, behavioral problems, depression, along with a greater susceptibility to alcohol and drug abuse.

Diplomat Sounds Alarm on Rising Murders of Church Members

The acting U.S. ambassador to Nigeria has reiterated the call of his government to the Nigerian authorities to stop ongoing killings in the Middle Belt and the Northeast of the country.

Groups Partner to Sponsor Small Church Conference

On October 18-20, 2018, Church of God Prayer Ministries, PROJECT PRAY, and the North Carolina Southern Baptist office for Bi-vocational Ministries, are sponsoring a conference in Asheboro, N.C. for small church pastors and their spouses, along with key congregational leaders.

Spirit Led Ministry Seeks to Open Public Discourse on State of Relationships

Spirit Led Ministry, a marriage and relationship-focused ministry in Atlanta, is looking to initiate an open dialogue in response to the question: Why do a considerable number of marriages/relationships fail? Founded by Jacques and Toshia Posey, Spirit Led Ministry takes a refreshing, God-centered approach to healing marriages. By providing biblical counseling and coaching, Jacques and Toshia seek to help both couples and singles either prepare for marriage or strengthen their existing marriage based on God’s purpose.

400 Years of Racial Injustice: What the Church Needs to Do

On August 25, 2018, over 20,000 people came to Stone Mountain, the largest Confederate monument in the country, as part of the OneRace movement for racial healing and unity.

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