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Lee University Group Sets World Record

Category: Church of God News

Cleveland, TN–A new world record for the longest played game of continuous flag football was set Saturday evening (April 6) when Lee University’s Alpha Gamma Chi reached 50 hours.

Sisters Begin Serving as Army Chaplains

Category: People in the News

A pair of sisters ordained as Assemblies of God military chaplains reported for duty January 7 at Fort Bragg, North Carolina.

Warren Suicide Highlights Need for Church to Address Mental Illness

Category: Church and Ministry

Condolences are pouring in for Rick Warren after his 27-year-old son, Matthew, committed suicide over the weekend. Matthew had suffered from mental illness long before taking his own life.

Remembering Margaret Thatcher’s Public Theology

Category: People in the News

Raised a devout Methodist who later joined the Church of England, Margaret Thatcher vigorously applied her Christian faith to her public life as one of the most important and successful leaders of the Cold War era.

Ministerial Internship Program will Honor 35 Years

Category: Church of God News

The weekend of May 17-18, 2013, the Church of God Division of Education will commemorate the 35th anniversary of the Ministerial Internship Program (MIP) with a celebratory commissioning of this year’s candidates and a look back at the success and leadership of the educational program which began in 1978.

Anti-Abortion Display Destroyed at OSU

Category: Lifestyle & Culture

On Tuesday, April 2, 2013 Created Equal’s anti-abortion exhibit was systematically destroyed by an angry abortion advocate. Directly after set-up, a female OSU student approached the graphic abortion signs and began to vandalize them one by one. The attack was caught on film.

Poll: Majority of UK Christians Feel Part of ‘Persecuted Minority’

Category: The Persecuted Church

Over two-thirds of Christians in the United Kingdom feel part of a victimized minority, and David Cameron is making that worse by redefining marriage, the Coalition for Marriage says.

Tensions Flare Over Women’s Prayers at Sacred Western Wall

Category: Global News and Ministry

The ultra-Orthodox rabbi in charge of the sacred Western Wall assured a government emissary on Thursday that Jewish women will not be arrested if they try to recite the mourner’s prayer at the holy site, despite a warning from Israeli police.

Pentecostal Theological Seminary to Celebrate Women in Ministry Week

Category: Church of God News

In an effort to recognize the significant contribution female ministers have made to our Church of God and Pentecostal heritage, the Pentecostal Theological Seminary (PTS) is excited to celebrate April 23 through 25 as Women in Ministry Week.


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