Gentle Hands, Inc. is a Church of God ministry overseen by Associate Missionaries Charity and Evan Graff. The mission of Gentle Hands is to provide care and hope for children who have experienced trauma.

The Billy Graham Evangelistic Association in collaboration with SiriusXM announced the launch of “The Billy Graham Tribute Channel,” a limited-run channel headlined by the words of the late world-renowned Christian evangelist, Billy Graham. SiriusXM listeners nationwide will have access to the preacher’s timeless messages from his seven decades of ministry.

International religious freedom issues are growing in urgency and importance worldwide. It is against this backdrop that today 21Wilberforce released the 115th Congress Interim International Religious Freedom Congressional Scorecard. The intent of the Scorecard is to increase congressional awareness of international religious freedom issues, to encourage legislators to take bold action in support of this cause, and to publicly recognize the work of religious freedom champions in Congress.

An expanded web presence with information about the upcoming 77th International General Assembly of the Church of God was unveiled earlier this week.

(The following letter dated yesterday is from Franklin Graham, son of the Rev. Billy Graham who passed away yesterday morning at the age of 99):

Film history was made last weekend when Black Panther hit the big screen and broke box-office records. The movie was an instant hit—and not just because African-Americans were excited to finally get their own super hero. The story of T’Challa, the rightful heir to the throne of the mysterious African kingdom of Wakanda, inspires us all to be humble, courageous and wise.

A slate of musical guests and the assembling of a reunion choir will highlight the worship services of the upcoming 77th International General Assembly for the Church of God (GA18), set for July 30 – August 3, 2018 at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando, Florida.

Evangelist Billy Graham died in his home this morning. February 21, in North Carolina at 99, according to reports.

Vice President Mike Pence hit back Wednesday at comments made on ABC’s The View comparing his hearing from Jesus Christ to mental illness.