As part of a growing national movement to ignite spiritual awakening in America, more than 14,000 churches are expected to invite people to come back to church on National Back To Church Sunday.

At Variety’s recent Family Entertainment and Faith-Based Summit, Emmy Award winning Producer Mark Burnett of Survivor flew into Hollywood from Madagascar to share a snippet of his new 10-hour miniseries The Bible.

As part of a growing national movement to ignite spiritual awakening in America, more than 14,000 churches are expected to invite people to come back to church on National Back To Church Sunday (NBTCS), Sept. 16.

It was just a year ago that Trinity Broadcasting Network launched its interactive iTBN website as part of a campaign to further expand the reach of its growing family of TV networks worldwide. And to say that the TBN Everywhere project has been a major success would be an understatement.

A simple invitation to a Vacation Bible School in New York City has turned into a battle of theology between a Baptist church and parents of children from a local elementary school.

During the upcoming Church of God General Assembly, or GA2012, for the first time ever, Church of God members across the nation will be able to call a toll-free number and have someone in the prayer room pray for a need during the General Assembly. In addition, teams of intercessors led by State Prayer Leaders will be available to offer personal prayer for anyone stopping at the Prayer Room, located in the Orange County Convention Center for the duration of the Assembly.

As part of its mission to preserve Church of God heritage, the Dixon Pentecostal Research Center has a continuing project focused on preserving preaching.

With just about six weeks until the 2012 Republican National Convention in Tampa, Fla., prayer warriors are issuing a clarion call for 1 million people to join in intercession for the nation.

A breakthrough is waiting for those who persevere. If you have stopped praying, receive fresh grace to pray again.