Is the fourth largest Muslim nation in the world, and place of many terrorist activities, on the path to becoming a peaceful Christian nation? The “Uncounted Converts” believe so.

Church of God General Overseer Tim Hill has announced this week a new initiative poised to equip and empower the next generation of leaders in the Church of God.

In a world desperately searching for solutions, it’s important for Christians to remember their divine appointment from God is not just relevant within the church, but in every aspect of their culture and daily lives. The new release, Nehemiah People defines the sacred calling to bring God’s divine order to all spheres of culture outside the walls of the church house.

The following is an opinion submitted by Chuck Chadwick, Founder and President of National Organization for Church Security and Safety Management:

Robert Schmidt, Church of God missionary to Romania, knows full well that one act of kindness opens doors for other ministry to occur.

Dove Channel, Cinedigm’s OTT family-friendly streaming service, announced today that episode one of its first original show, Frankly Faraci, is scheduled to go up on the service March 21, with new episodes premiering weekly thereafter. Hosted by journalist Matthew Faraci, this unprecedented show provides viewers with an intimate, behind-the-scenes look at high-profile figures in entertainment, music, sports, business, and politics who are doing good things in the world.

Film production company Christian Walk Alive, is set to produce a documentary on Christian films. The title of the project, Breaking Good: The Counter Culture of Christian Film, is a play off of the title of the popular TV show, Breaking Bad. The film is set to explore not only the impact and history Christianity has had on films but will delve into some of the more difficult questions surrounding the status and future of Christian filmmaking. The fundraising campaign for the film can be found at www.breakinggoodfilm.net.

(NOTE: The following is an interview with the new director of People for Care and Learning, or PCL, Travis Johnson. Johnson addresses many topics of the transition, the most important of which is the exciting future ahead for PCL).

Sevierville, TN– On the evening of March 2, 2017, a large number of people gathered in the Church of God Smoky Mountain Children’s Home (SMCH) Moffett Dining Hall to honor Dr. Coleman and Bonnie Peacock, who have literally given their lives to the ministry of SMCH.