The Society for Pentecostal Students honored Dr. David G. Roebuck with their Lifetime Achievement Award during the Society’s fifty-third annual meeting, which convened at Candler School of Theology on the campus of Emory University.
While many churches are turning to the internet and mobile apps as evangelistic tools, media executive Phil Cooke advises pastors of the continued value of traditional broadcast television.
Orphan Helpers Changes Name to Counteract International
The nonprofit organization formerly known as Orphan Helpers announced today a name change to Counteract International. The new name and brand reflect the faith-based nonprofit’s broader mission to address urgent needs of incarcerated and released youth in incredibly challenging conditions in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras.
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The Society for Pentecostal Students honored Dr. David G. Roebuck with their Lifetime Achievement Award during the Society’s fifty-third annual meeting, which convened at Candler School of Theology on the campus of Emory University.
While many churches are turning to the internet and mobile apps as evangelistic tools, media executive Phil Cooke advises pastors of the continued value of traditional broadcast television.
Orphan Helpers Changes Name to Counteract International
The nonprofit organization formerly known as Orphan Helpers announced today a name change to Counteract International. The new name and brand reflect the faith-based nonprofit’s broader mission to address urgent needs of incarcerated and released youth in incredibly challenging conditions in El Salvador, Guatemala, and Honduras.
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.
Assistant General Overseer Ramirez Wins Alumni Award
Bishop David E. Ramírez, third assistant general overseer for the Church of God, has been named winner of Asbury Theological Seminary’s Distinguished Alumni award for 2023.
Peachtree Proofreading Services proudly announces a significant milestone in their history. They have contributed to Bibles that now exceed one billion copies distributed worldwide.
Bethlehem, the birthplace of Jesus, has canceled its traditional Christmas celebrations, a move that spotlights the challenges Christians in the Middle East face this festive season.
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The Dixon Pentecostal Research Center recently honored Dr. Harold Bare with their Spirit of Azusa Award. The award presentation and a reception in Bare’s honor was part of the Eighteenth Annual Azusa Lecture held in the Lee University Chapel on November 9.
2023 State of Giving Report Reveals Charitable Giving Dip
The latest numbers from the Evangelical Council for Financial Accountability (ECFA) reveals a pace in charitable giving to Christian ministries that is mostly steady, however, due to inflation and other factors, dips for the first time in a decade.
‘Kids that Care’ Empowers All Ages to Support Domestic Violence Survivors
A local church known as “Brooklyn Church” hosted a family event on Saturday, December 2nd at PS58 “The Carroll School” in Carroll Gardens in order to foster community and support for women who are survivors of domestic violence.
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http://youtu.be/9WD-DdnjmtE The lecture was given by Dale M. Coulter on the topic — “Sanctified Sound: The Development of Blues, Jazz, and Gospel Within the Sanctified Churches.” Harold L. Bare was the recipient of the Spirit of Azusa Award.
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