When Darlene Rose was 10, a missionary came to her church in Ames, Iowa, and gave an altar call to the teens and college-age students, begging them to give their lives to foreign missions. Darlene was sitting on the back row during the altar call and felt a firm hand on her shoulder.

In a surprise to many, Donald J. Trump was elected in an electoral landslide. Although many reasons have been given to explain the phenomena, economics was a major factor.

The Church of God’s Israel Initiative is continuing to find places and communities in which to literally share the love of God. Improvements in properties have been made that will allow continued education and community presence. Gaps in support have been bridged to sustain workers till another door is opened. And powerful education curriculum that promotes peace and unity for all has been given.

The following testimony was written by Hannah Franklin, a 16-year-old who attends North Cleveland Church of God in Cleveland, Tennessee. This is her firsthand story of a recent missions trip.

A Christian novel about geology and climate change? You bet.

Life Legal hosted a conversation about life and death between two of the nation’s most prominent faith leaders to discuss problems with assisted suicide laws.

The celebration of the 40th year anniversary of Pentecostal Theological Institute in Bucharest (ITPB) in Romania was a timely occasion that helped strengthen, and make visible, the strategic alliance between the ITPB and Pentecostal Theological Seminary (PTS).

A Spring, Texas pastor is reaching out to the many millennials across the country who have taken to the streets and to social media to protest the outcome of the presidential election. According to Pastor Ellis D. Powell, founder of The Daily Bread, millennials who are dismayed still have a choice, and that choice is faith.

In a new Institute for Faith, Work & Economics (IFWE) booklet, Love Your Neighbor: Restoring Dignity, Breaking the Cycle of Poverty, Kathryn Feliciano equips small groups, churches, and students with practical steps and sound biblical and economic principles for more effectively serving the poor.