(29.01.2015) On Jan 29, 2015, the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe adopted the Resolution: „Tackling intolerance and discrimination in Europe with a special focus on Christians“. The Observatory welcomes the resolution as an important Stepp into the right direction. The resolution was adopted with 67 votes in favour, 2 against and 15 abstentions.   Read More …

Minutes of the 56th General Assembly of the Church of God Place: Dallas Memorial Auditorium, Dallas, TX. Date: August 17-23, 1976. General Overseer: Cecil B. Knight. “Where the Spirit is, there is Liberty” (pp.21-23). [+pp.29-31] Recommendations from the General Council: Item 1: Tobacco. — Tobacco restriction brought back. (See notes on 55th A.) Item 13: […]

Minutes of the 49th General Assembly of the Church of God Place: Municipal Auditorium, Memphis, TN. Date: August 14-18, 1962. General Overseer: Wade H. Horton. “I think that it only fair to say that the lack of sensitivity to spiritual things in our church is because the church has failed to speak with sufficient vigor […]

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A SPECIAL MESSAGE FROM THE DESK OF THE GENERAL OVERSEER Dr. Tim Hill, General Overseer of the Church of God, has released the latest edition in the “Let’s Talk About It” series.  In the article, he discusses the function and purpose of the General Council Agenda that will be presented during the upcoming General Assembly in Orlando, Florida. Tap the button below to read this insightful and thought-provoking article. You can also view other installments in the “Let’s Talk About It” series by clicking/tapping here. In addition, you can view the 2018 General Council Agenda by visiting the 2018 General Assembly website, ga18.com, or by clicking here.   READ THE MESSAGE <!– –> Copyright © 2018 Church of God International Offices, All rights reserved. Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list

(29.01.2015) On Jan 29, 2015, the Parliamentary Assembly of the Council of Europe adopted the Resolution: „Tackling intolerance and discrimination in Europe with a special focus on Christians“. The Observatory welcomes the resolution as an important Stepp into the right direction. The resolution was adopted with 67 votes in favour, 2 against and 15 abstentions. […]