TBN, America’s faith-and-family broadcast leader, has announced a lineup of fresh, innovative programming for its upcoming fall broadcast schedule. The exclusive TBN shows combine current events, engaging conversations on relevant issues, and inspirational Bible teaching — all designed to inform, encourage, and change hearts and lives.

On Thursday, September 8, Charis Bible College gifted the city of Woodland Park, Colorado with a $250,000 donation.

Queen Elizabeth II passed away on Thursday, September 8, 2022. General Overseer Tim Hill offered the following statement regarding the passing of Great Britain’s longest-ruling monarch:

Church of God Women’s Ministries held a celebration banquet at the recent General Assembly in San Antonio, Texas, where they wrapped up a four-year project and announced plans for the next two years.

When the pandemic threatened to shut the doors of a 19-year-old afterschool Bible program serving grades 3-6 public school children, it took to the airwaves in the tradition of Sesame Street with shows that “reflect the character of Christ.”

Bob Jones University announced today Adina Leon, a 1998 graduate, was named a National Christian Teacher of the Year by the Herzog Foundation. The foundation recognizes 12 teachers across the nation that embody excellence in Christian education. This inaugural awards program is part of the Herzog Foundation’s mission to advance Christian education on a national scale.

The Church of God Historical Commission recently announced the winners of the Charles W. Conn Historical Writing Award. The 2020-2022 award winners are Dr. Clifton Clarke and Dr. Wayne Solomon for their co-edited book, Skin Deep: Pentecostalism, Racism, and the Church (Lanham, MD: Seymour Press, 2021), and Rev. Dr. Xenobia Poitier-Anderson for her article, “A Quiet Giant: Harcourt Garfield Poitier,” Church of God Evangel, 111, no. 1 (Jan/Feb 2021).

Our culture often makes us feel like our lives aren’t complete without romance, sex, a spouse, or at least, a significant other. Single Isn’t Second-Best—a new release by Philip Wilder and C.E. White—pushes back against that idea.

Fact: Church member giving declined in 2019, the year before the COVID pandemic took off, according to data published in empty tomb’s latest edition, The State of Church Giving through 2019: Serve God with Money At-Scale or Serve Money (January 2022).