Millions of Christians from more than 150,000 churches around the world prayed simultaneously Sunday, Oct. 7, for peace in Jerusalem. A special celebration and prayer event in Jerusalem – broadcast to 200 nations by God TV – drew both Arab and Jewish dignitaries despite political and religious pressure not to attend any Christian gatherings.

The Bible Literacy Project announces that Alabama is the first state in the nation to approve a textbook for academic study of the Bible for statewide adoption.

The Lord has favored the Church of God Theological Seminary’s recruiting efforts and we have once again exceeded enrollment goals for the fall. Approximately 100 new students from China, Jamaica, Great Britain, Nigeria, Mongolia, Romania, and North America comprise a truly international student body.

The American Bible Society (ABS) and the Gospel Music Association (GMA) have agreed to a long-term Ministry Partnership that will celebrate songwriters who incorporate the Bible’s life- changing message into their music.

Do you believe Islam is a peaceful religion? It is on trial. Come and hear the verdict.

More than two years after the landfall of Hurricane Katrina, the Church of God remains active in the rebuilding of homes and lives for those devastated by the storm.

Organizers of the 13th Annual Inspirational Country Music Award Show (ICM’s) announce some of the performers and presenters who are confirmed to appear on the annual award show that will be held at the historic Acuff Theater, Sunday, November 4th, 2007, at 6 PM CST. The show will be aired on four major networks with over 180 millions subscribers in the United States, Canada and to over 170 nations throughout the world.

While billions of people believe in a higher power, a string of recent books by atheists are waging a secular war on the faithful and their beliefs. “What’s So Great About Christianity” is the lone work fighting back against the shallow philosophy and hollow creed of atheists and their growing secular influence on our world.

While launching his new business nearly three years ago Tyler Long, president and founder of Norcross-based Exam Services wanted to offer a benefit that would address employees’ personal issues and keep productivity high. So, in a rare move for a start-up organization, he hired a full time company chaplain – Coach Ken Woods. Today, Exam Services employs 500 employees and Coach Woods averages 200 visits to his office each week. Many attend a devotional session each Monday.