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.

Thousands of Christians will soon converge on Universal City’s Gibson Amphitheatre in Hollywood for what some are calling “a watershed prayer gathering.” The gathering is known as TheCRY.

Although churches got a reprieve from an eviction order that would force their worship services out of New York City public schools, organizers of religious meetings on the West Coast are facing their own First Amendment battle.

God is calling His daughters to swallow their fears and step into a new level of faith and authority.

February 28, 2012–Lovell R. Cary, 83, veteran Church of God missionary and denominational leader, passed away last night, Monday, February 27, in Cleveland, Tennessee.

Rick Warren, pastor of Saddleback Church, promotes the King’s Way, a PEACE Plan between Muslims and Christians according to the Orange County Register.

From our earliest international efforts to today’s vibrant office of Black Ministries, men and women of African descent have been integral to Church of God ministries for more than a century. Some examples reveal the long-term importance of our black leaders.