Lillian Trasher opened on February 10, 1911, what became the largest orphanage in Egypt. Trasher was baptized with the Holy Spirit during a 1909 revival in Dahlonega, Georgia, and the Church of God credentialed her as an Evangelist. With most of the financial support for the growing orphanage coming from other sources, she applied for appointment as an Assemblies of God missionary in November 1919... »
My friend Rev Clyde Hughes from the International Pentecostal Church of Christ (IPCC) with headquarters in London, Ohio gives a summation of what is or has occurred even in the Church of God (Cleveland, TN), and no doubt as well as in many other Pentecostal denominations in today’s world. What do you think? https://www.facebook.com/clyde.m.hughes/posts/1539307386087210 »
I wanted to take the time to apologize for some things I’ve said. Doesn’t mean we will agree, but I wanted you to know that I am genuinely sorry for some things I’ve said. God bless. anonymous apology and I accept it, God bless. »
In my fascination with church signs I came across this one at a CoG today. It meets the need to be brief, only three words with big letters, easy to read driving by. While I have no criticism I do wonder why these words were chosen and how other christians from nearby churches react to these words. »