In a day when conferences are being discontinued, the annual FOCUS Children’s Ministries Leadership Conference celebrates the 18th year of continued training.

For more than five decades he boldly declared, “You don’t have any trouble … all you need is faith in God.” Now, the general of the faith has gone home to be with the Lord.

On January 13, 2012, an historic meeting of leaders took place at the Central Offices of the Foursquare Church. Welcomed by president Glenn Burris, 18 top leaders of denominations committed to a common emphasis on holiness in the 21st century met as part of the Wesleyan Holiness Consortium (WHC).

Christians now have a powerful new technology which they can use to share video messages of faith and spread the Gospel to a whole new audience for the first time in history: Youtoo, the nation’s first social TV network.

For more than 50 years the Forward in Faith radio broadcast has been a signature program of the Church of God. Since the late 1940’s, Forward in Faith has blessed hundreds of thousands through the weekly program aired in cities across the United States.

Christians United for Israel (CUFI) hosted its second annual Student Leadership Summit earlier this month. One hundred and nine student leaders from 74 colleges and universities around the country participated in the intensive three-day training and planning conference.

The Five Love Languages, Heaven Is for Real for Kids and Real Marriage are among the No. 1 titles on the Jan. 22 New York Times best-seller lists for sales the week ending Jan. 7.

GOD TV is coming to Orlando, Fla.—and it’s bringing the Bay of the Holy Spirit Revival with it.

Since its inception, Lee University has required its students to attend on-campus chapel services as part of the overall student experience at the Church of God school. Through the years the basic format of weekly chapel services has remained unchanged, but to keep up with current worship trends across generational lines, Lee University conducts a Sunday night alternative to the traditional chapel, called “U-Church.”