Subsplash recently unveiled their innovative in-app messaging service, allowing church communities to experience effortless communication that supports authentic connections. Subsplash Messaging is a powerful tool enabling personal engagement within a church’s own branded app.

With a great deal of resolve, popular game-show host Alex Trebek said last week he has no fear of dying as a resurgence of his pancreatic cancer has triggered a second round of aggressive chemotherapy.

Church of God World Missions recently sat down with Dr. Angel Marcial, field director of Latin America, to find out what God is doing in his area. (Excerpts of this interview originally appeared in Evangel magazine.)

Anyone who has been a victim of sexual abuse knows the physical, spiritual and psychological effects can torment an individual for a lifetime. Although the external wounds heal, the internal wounds and sickening images are either still very raw or have been pushed down so far that darkness covers them. But for those several hundred victims who have met Linda Gibson, a survivor of sexual abuse herself, the healing has been nothing short of miraculous.

Christian music artist TobyMac’s oldest son died at home Tuesday night or Wednesday, according to the Tennessean. A cause of death has yet to be determined.

Rev. J. Michael Utterback, director of Ministry to Israel (MTI), a department within the Care and Benevolence Division of the Church of God, has been named the 2019 recipient of the Nehemiah Award from the International Christian Embassy Jerusalem (ICEJ).

Fundamentalist preacher John MacArthur, known for his “Grace to You” radio broadcast, didn’t show any grace last weekend when he was asked what he thought about popular Bible teacher Beth Moore. During a pastor’s conference in Sun Valley, California, held Oct. 16-18, MacArthur said he thought Moore should “go home” when he was asked on a panel what he thought of her.

Save the Persecuted Christians (STPC), which advocates on behalf of hundreds of millions of persecuted Christians worldwide, is linking arms with the Leah Foundation, other concerned believers and religious freedom advocates to call on Christians to join a Global Prayer Vigil for kidnapped Nigerian Christian schoolgirl Leah Sharibu.
Leah was kidnapped Feb. 19, 2018, along with 109 other girls. Five girls died during the first month. In March 2018, the Nigerian federal government interceded and all the girls remaining in captivity were released—except Leah, who refused to deny Christ and convert to Islam.

‘Just A Minute,’ the popular 60-second devotional series featuring Church of God General Overseer Tim Hill, will begin spotlighting other members of the Church of God International Executive Committee.