For the past week, journalists and politicians have been consumed with one question: Did President Trump use vulgar, racist language to describe Haiti and nations in Africa?

Subsplash, the leader in mobile technology for churches, has just announced the latest breakthrough in mobile engagement—The Church App® now available in iTunes and Google Play app stores.

A Church of God-Limited Edition Great Commission KJV Study Bible is the result of the synergistic effort of more than 100 leading authors worldwide, who have provided 500 articles and devotionals, as well as a comprehensive Study Guide entitled, “Finding Your Role In God’s Goal.”

“He makes his ministers flames of fire” (Hebrews 1:7). Are you looking for something to spark the fire of God in your life? Do you need to raise the level of God’s presence and manifestation in your life this year? ENCOUNTER, Christ for all Nations’ (CfaN) Fire18 conference, will set you ablaze with the fire of God as you experience powerful and anointed ministry.

Prison Fellowship International (PFI) today announced the commencement of a 40-month study to show the impact of a Bible-based program, The Prisoner’s Journey®, in prisons throughout Colombia, Nigeria, and South Africa.

CLEVELAND, TN: In remembrance of the life of the Reverend Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., the General Overseer of the Church of God, Dr. Timothy M. Hill, has issued the following statement:

For the second consecutive year the Church of God has hosted a three-day event called ‘Agree’ based upon the scripture from Matthew 18:19: “If two of you agree here on earth concerning anything you ask, my father in heaven will do it for you.”

The ministers state the President’s thoughts and comments on emerging countries don’t reflect the views of the American Christian community or the teachings of the Bible which stress loving and caring for our neighbors.

Next Thursday, January 18, 2018, Solidarity HealthShare will be hosting a “Celebration of Life” cocktail reception in conjunction with the March for Life festivities in Washington, D.C.