The International Executive Committee has announced the keynote speakers for the 76th International General Assembly (GA16), which will be held at the Music City Center in Nashville, Tennessee on July 19-22, 2016.

Today’s Christian Woman (TCW), a Christianity Today publication, will partner with One Million Thumbprints (1MT), a grassroots campaign seeking to support women affected by war violence, by donating $5 from every subscription sale to the campaign.

Hillsong Church, a global church founded in Australia with 15 locations and over 100,000 in weekly attendance, announces the launch of its third US congregation in the Phoenix, Arizona area on February 21, 2016. The Phoenix site will initially offer six Sunday worship experiences on three campuses with additional sites under consideration.

New release, The Keramion, Lost and Found: A Journey to the Face of God by Philip E. Dayvault chronicles an epic exploration and reveals a revolutionary discovery.

Isaiah 60:1-2 … “Arise, shine; for your light has come and the glory of the Lord is risen upon you. For behold, the darkness shall cover the earth, and deep darkness the people; but the Lord will arise over you, and His glory will be seen upon you.”

The mission of Christian Library International is to advance Christ’s light in prisons. Since its founding in 1996, CLI has helped thousands of incarcerated men and women find new hope in the healing powers of Jesus Christ. We do this by serving 1,400 prisons in all 50 states with Christian materials. All materials are donated and sent to prison chaplains free of charge.

On May 29, 2016, the 100th Indianapolis 500 Race will take place in Indiana with a high probability that for the first time ever in the history of the race a Pastor-led racing team will be in the starting lineup.

We need to support Rep. Dana Rohrabacher who has introduced legislation that designates Christians and Yazidis in the Middle East as targets of genocide. His bill specifically provides for the expedited processing of ‘immigrant and refugee status’ for these persecuted religious minorities.

The Church of God has a program within the Division of Education called Calling and Ministry Studies (CAMS). In the state of Kentucky, the Church of God has made a concerted effort to train younger ministerial candidates. Last year, in Kentucky, the average age of the applicant was 39. This year, the average age is 29. At the recent testing date for the Exhorter exam, three teenagers passed the Exhorter exam, becoming credentialed ministers in the Church of God.