Leaders from more than twenty states came to celebrate the launch of the Praying Church Movement in the Church of God. The event was hosted by the Church at Liberty Square in Cartersville, Georgia.

The Church of God of in Guatemala, Central America will be celebrating its 80th anniversary, Friday, April 13, 2012.

As American troops remain in harm’s way, our economy continues to waiver, and we quickly approach our upcoming elections, citizens of the United States are preparing to exercise their freedom to gather, worship, and pray. Millions will answer the call to prayer on May 3rd in observance of the 61st annual National Day of Prayer. Organized events will be held in thousands of public venues where intercession will be made for America and its leadership.

Once the outcasts of religious society, Pentecostals now represent the fastest-growing form of Christianity in the entire world. And based on recent statistics, a renewed emphasis on church planting among many of the largest charismatic denominations may explain why.

Global Advance hopes to have kingdom impact this month as it ministers in Africa. President Jonathan Shibley says they have three teams headed to Senegal, Cameroon and Kenya.

Since the Tohoku Earthquake, the Japan Church of God has supported several evacuees. We thank all who prayed and gave financial support to those suffering from the devastating earthquake. We could not have helped them without your support.

On Saturday, April 14 an international coalition of one-million Christians, known as the 4/14 Window Movement, will partner together in prayer on six continents for Global 4/14 Day. They will be praying specifically for children in the “4/14 Window.”

As the economy continues to remain in a slump, the number of families who find themselves in poverty is at record-breaking heights. The Convoy Hope, an 18-year-old ministry that has served 1.6 million impoverished Americans, is working to help those in need.

Technology has connected us superficially. But the Holy Spirit can knit us together supernaturally.