For the second time at a Church of God General Assembly, young talent was on display, on the stage, on palettes, and on tables as Church of God young people between the ages of 7-12 participated in Junior Talent last month at the 78th International General Assembly in San Antonio, Texas.

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In recent months we have been riveted by violent outbursts among our youth. We have witnessed random mass shootings carried out by young assailants as well as alarming rates of suicide among teenagers.

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It’s the world’s deadliest creature — and it’s probably hovering near your home.The tiny mosquito kills more people around the world every year than any other animal, according to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control (CDC).

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Cleveland, TN—Lee University and the Church of God have partnered to institute an annual scholarship for dependents and children of ordained ministers and bishops in the Church of God.

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Reverend Samuel Rodriguez, Senior Pastor of New Season Church, and the President of the National Hispanic Christian Leadership Conference (NHCLC), the world’s largest Hispanic Christian organization with 42,000 plus U.S. churches, will be co-hosting this year’s National Day of Prayer which includes the annual national broadcast, along with NDP Task Force president, Kathy Branzell.

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Christian Cinema, a Giving Company brand, today announces the addition of AFFIRM Films, AFFIRM Originals, and other Sony Pictures catalog titles to Christian Cinema.

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In an intentional effort to highlight and invest in the “Jeremiah Generation,” the Church of God Youth & Discipleship Department plans to host the International Teen Talent Competition and Awards Festival, August 2-6, 2021 at Lee University in Cleveland, Tenn.

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Mike Smith officially announced the release of his deeply moving memoir, “The Gutter Gospel” – a raw and personal account of one soldier’s deep-dive into the depths of mental illness and despair, addiction and avoidance, to navigate through the terrible purgatory of hopeless isolation.

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With bright eyes and a mop of dark brown hair, pint-sized Natalie Yokeley carried wisdom, empathy, faith and earnestness beyond her years. Natalie was just 12-years-old when she was diagnosed with inoperable spinal cord cancer in 2008. Only nine months later, barely a teenager, her earthly journey came to an end.

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