A completely new look for the Church of God Web site is slated to be unveiled at 12:00 a.m. EST on Thursday, November 16, 2011. The overhaul will give the denomination’s Web site a completely new design with new features and functionality.

Crossroad Bible Institute (CBI) announces the opening of new satellite campuses in South Africa and Guatemala.

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Slowly making its way into the public eye is the wave of proactive involvement among Pentecostal/charismatic Christians in the American political system. As John Stemberger, an Orlando attorney and the president of the Florida Family Policy Council, sees it, the movement started in the late 1970s and early 1980s with the Religious Right.

A U.S. Bankruptcy Court judge on Monday afternoon delayed its final decision on who would take control of the Crystal Cathedral campus. The delay came after Chapman University upped the ante with a new bid on the property.

Man in the Mirror, the pioneering ministry to men Dr. Patrick Mahoney started 25 years ago, is beating the expansion drum.

Darlia McLuhan Conn was named Distinguished Alumna of the Year at recent ceremonies during Homecoming at Lee University.

“I tell the folks everywhere I go that I am a cotton chopper and preacher,” Samuel W. Latimer wrote to readers of the Church of God Evangel in 1914. Brother Latimer had recently come into the Church of God and was serving as pastor in Spring Place, Georgia. His letter continued, “I’m asking God to help me more and more to get out and work for Him.”

Operation Compassion, a bemnevolent organization with ties to the Church of God, recently participated with the 8th Judicial Drug Task Force in a national K-9 training exercise involving semi-trucks. Twenty-six drug enforcement dog/handler teams from Texas, Arkansas, Florida, Indiana and Tennessee took part in the multi-day training event held in Cleveland, Tennessee.