Church of God Communications has released the latest issue of Engage, a journal for Church of God ministries. Engage is published online three times a year (January, May and September) and contains articles of interest to ministers and church staff members on how to minister more effectively in the local church and every day.
Engage is available by visiting www.cogengage.org. At the site, you can view the document, download to your tablet or smartphone, or print it. In addition, any website listed within the publication is a live link to other resources. Archived issues are also available.
Smoky Mountain Children’s Home Dedicates Renovated Cottage
Sevierville, TN–Under the leadership of Administrative Bishop Dr. Tim and Paula Hill, Tennessee Church of God congregations raised $200,000 to complete the renovation of the Tennessee Cottage on the Smoky Mountain Children’s Home campus.
Shepherd’s Men, a team of active duty, medically retired and honorably discharged servicemen and civilian patriots dedicated to creating advocacy, opportunity and raising funds for veterans, active-duty military and first responders today announced that they will join with Nashville Yards and The Charlie Daniels Journey Home Project for a 9/11 Memorial Climb to honor those who lost their lives on September 11, 2001.
Dr. Michael A. Youssef presented the Gospel message in Amman, Jordan, on September 4, 2026, titled “Arms Wide Open”—speaking from Matthew chapter 19. Nearly 2,000 were in attendance in the Muslim dominated country.
DISCLAIMER: Content of articles posted on Faith News come from various sources and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Church of God, Church of God Communications or the Church of God Internet Ministry.
Smoky Mountain Children’s Home Dedicates Renovated Cottage
Sevierville, TN–Under the leadership of Administrative Bishop Dr. Tim and Paula Hill, Tennessee Church of God congregations raised $200,000 to complete the renovation of the Tennessee Cottage on the Smoky Mountain Children’s Home campus.
Shepherd’s Men, a team of active duty, medically retired and honorably discharged servicemen and civilian patriots dedicated to creating advocacy, opportunity and raising funds for veterans, active-duty military and first responders today announced that they will join with Nashville Yards and The Charlie Daniels Journey Home Project for a 9/11 Memorial Climb to honor those who lost their lives on September 11, 2001.
Dr. Michael A. Youssef presented the Gospel message in Amman, Jordan, on September 4, 2026, titled “Arms Wide Open”—speaking from Matthew chapter 19. Nearly 2,000 were in attendance in the Muslim dominated country.
DISCLAIMER: Content of articles posted on Faith News come from various sources and do not necessarily reflect the views of the Church of God, Church of God Communications or the Church of God Internet Ministry.
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