A Church of God destroyed following the earthquake in Haiti of 2010, will be dedicated on Saturday, March 3.

As the 2012 presidential campaign heats up, so does the discourse on the role of religion in politics and government. This will be the topic of community forums from coast to coast next week.

More than a year after “Arab Spring” upheavals began to oust governments in North Africa and shake up much of the Middle East, another wave of hope continues to sweep across the region.

“When people die, is it like this?” Peter Moreira Esteves wondered…

Rev. Ishmael Charles will be delivering the Thursday evening message at the 74th Church of God International General Assembly, which will be conducted at the Orange County Convention Center in Orlando July 24-27, 2012.

The following is submitted by Cheryl Ciamarra of Alabama Citizens for Life:

Damon Thompson has left The Ramp, widely known as a place of awakening in Hamilton, Ala., where hundreds gather from around the country every month to pursue Jesus.

The University of North Carolina-Greensboro (UNCC) is saying a Christian student club isn’t religious—and because it’s not religious, the “Make Up Your Own Mind” club must allow students from other religious and belief systems to become members and leaders in order to get formal group recognition from the university.

Cleveland, Tenn.–Church of God Men and Women of Action (MWOA) broke ground on two homes which are being built following the devastating tornadoes that swept through Cleveland, Tennessee last April.