Trinity Broadcasting Network, the world leader in faith and family television, celebrated a major milestone May 28 as founder Dr. Paul Crouch recalled TBN’s miraculous launch 39 years ago. “This precious network, so wonderfully blessed by God over the years, began in obscurity, much like the birth of our Lord Jesus Christ,” said Dr. Crouch. “No, it wasn’t in a manger, but it was just about as humble, and the miracle that put TBN on the air reminds us that God alone deserves the glory for this global outreach.”

Philippine boxing champ Manny “Pac-Man” Pacquiao is now telling the world about the true champion of his life: God.

Attorneys on Friday will try to convince a federal judge to issue an order that would allow churches to continue meeting in New York City public school buildings on weekends.

The 74th Church of God International General Assembly (GA2012) is scheduled for July 24-27 at the Orange County Convention Center. An anticipated aspect of the event is the reunions of Church of God colleges and university alumni.

On June 27, 2011 a large asteroid buzzed past earth coming closer than some satellites. According to space. com, NASA scientists and other astronomers routinely look for such “close-calls” as part of a program to “identify potentially hazardous asteroids that could threaten the planet.” While not an actively common occurrence, NASA says asteroids similar in size come this close to Earth about once every six years.

Converge21 (C21) recently brought together leaders, pastors, educators and next-generation thought leaders to collaborate on the future of the Spirit-empowered (a.k.a. Pentecostal or charismatic) movement in the United States. In all, more than 700 Pentecostal and charismatic influencers, including Church of God leaders, attended the event held at Regent University in Virginia Beach, Va.

It’s perhaps the loneliest feeling in baseball. It’s the 7th inning and you’ve got a perfect game going. And nobody wants to talk to you…

I’d rather invest in a few emerging leaders than preach to crowds of thousands. Here’s why.

Cleveland, Tenn.–Lee University’s athletic program is taking what University President Dr. Paul Conn terms as the beginning of a process that “we believe will raise the level of athletics at Lee.”