Resolutions adopted at the recent Church of God International General Assembly in Orlando, Florida, deal with financial interdependence and Biblical stewardship.

With some 119 identified orphanages and children’s homes around the globe, Church of God World Missions announces the appointment of Dr. John Sweet as field consultant to International Orphanages.

Cleveland, Tenn.—September 11, 2012 was a historic, profound day of united, consecrated prayer commemorating Patriot Day through the participation of more than 1,700 churches and 2,600 interdenominational, public prayer events involving city and county officials, first responders and committed laity. Cry Out America (COA) events took place across all 50 states, Puerto Rico and the U.S. Virgin Islands, and in all 38 U.S. counties with populations more than one million—with an average gathering size of 100 people, some 250,000 intercessors were clearly crying out for a spiritual awakening in 21st Century America.

It smells like teen gospel. Skunks TV is reaching out to a generation of youth that needs to know more about the love, grace and power of God. Just rolling into its sixth season, the fast-paced 30-minute program aims to simultaneously entertain and change the lives of youth.

John Cid arrived at Dodger Stadium on Sunday, decked out in Dodger blue, but he wasn’t there to watch Cy Young Award winning pitcher Clayton Kershaw throw a baseball. Instead, Cid came for the final day of the two-day 2012 Harvest Crusade. He was present to hear a soul-winning message delivered by evangelist Greg Laurie.

The nonprofit ministry Care for Pastors, Inc. announced today the inception of National Care for Pastors Sunday — a day for churches across the nation to express appreciation to ministers and their families, to be celebrated on the second Sunday of every October.

The National Religious Broadcasters (NRB), America’s preeminent association of Christian broadcasters and communicators, has unveiled a solution to the current and potential clash between free speech on the Internet and the free market power of new media giants like Apple, Google and Facebook to block viewpoints with which they don’t agree.

Late last month, Peniel Ministries of Johnstown, Pa., a residential drug and alcohol treatment ministry with ties to the Church of God, held their annual graduation weekend.

People didn’t vote in ancient Israel, nor did they put “KICK THE ROMANS OUT!” bumper stickers on their chariots. But there was plenty of political anger seething in Palestine, even without Fox News, CNN and MSNBC around to stir the pot.