Amendment 62, Colorado’s Personhood Amendment, announces its launch today as it prepares to pass Amendment 62 in November’s election.

Angel Food Ministries (www.angelfoodministries.com), a food cooperative dedicated to providing affordable, high-quality food to those who participate, is offering relief and joy to families in North Carolina.

The bi-ennial world missions service is one of the most anticipated events at the Church of God International General Assembly. At the end of this month, the World Missions service will be held on July 29.

By Janet Price, Church of God World Missions

World Missions night! How can 100 years of our marvelous heritage be sufficiently acknowledged in just one service? Living in the fulfillment of the last days prophecy of scripture, our horizons hold great promise. The theme, therefore, for the World Missions service is “Heritage and Horizons,” encompassing our past and the future. Assistant General Overseer and World Evangelization Liaison Tim Hill will deliver a powerful missions message.

The missions year-round emphasis has full impact when flags and missionaries from every nation stream from multiple entrances of the huge auditorium of the convention center, accompanied by inspiring music and video presentations. One cannot help but feel the urgency of winning lost souls to Jesus Christ.

The World Missions offering focus this Assembly is Children of the World, targeting the many orphanages, feeding programs, and ministries to children around the globe. The Church of tomorrow needs to secure the children for today!

Everyone will be given an opportunity to become part of this dynamic mission. Please join us with open hearts and determination not only to change the lives of children for Jesus’ sake, but to stand ready to complete the Great Commission before our Lord’s return.

Janet Polen Priceis a second generation Church of God individual. Her roots go deep and are extensive.

MIAMI, July 9 /Christian Newswire/ — South Florida Christian filmmakers produce Hidden Rage; a film against bullying, teen depression, teen suicide, and school violence. The film aims to bring a message of non-violence to today’s youth, by driving home the point, too often overlooked, that “there are consequences for our actions.” The film also brings to light a message of prayer and redemption. The movie premieres in movie theaters in Florida, then goes nationwide.

The Center for Religion and Civic Culture at the University of Southern California is funding research in 23 countries on charismatic and Pentecostal Christianity. Grants totaling $3.5 million are being awarded to five centers and another 16 scholar teams to conduct research in Asia, Africa, Latin America and the former Soviet Union.

Muslim organizations in Bekasi, West Java, last week declared their intention to establish paramilitary units in local mosques and a “mission center” to oppose “ongoing attempts to convert people to Christianity,” according to the national Antara news agency.

Until All Have Heard: The Centennial History of Church of God World Missions, the historical account of the church’s missions advance from 1910 to 2010, will be released at the General Assembly, July 27-30, in Orlando.

A Christian legal firm is suing a southwest Florida school district that prohibited Bible distribution on public school campuses.