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Harvest ’24 Magazine

Earlier this year, Church of God General Overseer Timothy Hill unveiled Harvest ’24, the culmination of an evangelistic program which began as the FINISH Challenge. When Bishop Hill was elected general overseer in 2016, he issued the FINISH Commitment and now the FINISH Commission – Harvest ’24 – is a ministry vision for the 2022-2024 Assembly period.

A printed version of the complete vision, which focuses on the three primary tenets ADVANCE, ACTIVATE, and ACHIEVE, is being mailed to every minister in the USA and Canada. The same document is available to view/download using the button below.

Every minister, evangelist, and ministry worker is encouraged to adopt Harvest ’24 in their local church in partnership with the general church. A limited number of printed copies are available through Pathway Press by calling 1-800-553-8506, via email, [email protected], or writing Pathway Press, 1080 Montgomery Ave., Cleveland, TN 37311.

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Minutes of the 35th Annual Assembly of the Church of God Place: Memorial Auditorium, Chattanooga, TN. Date: October 1-6, 1940. General Overseer: J.H.Walker. Modest Apparel (1Jn.2:15,16; 1Tim.2:9; 1Pet.3:3) (pp.31,145). Teachings of the Church of God (pp.137-138). [25th A.]

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RATIONALE: The Church of God identifies itself as an international church in its scope, operation, and ministry (page 45, International General Assembly Minutes of the 76th International General Assembly). For this to be more than just words, we must practically contextualize this concept. The gifts of the Spirit and their operation in the church are not limited by national boundaries or cultural […]

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This is “God Can’t Keep A Secret”. God is waiting for you in the secret place. God is not a respecter of persons; when you pray, fast, and seek God in secret, He will always reward you in public. To hear more inspiring messages from Jentezen Franklin, visit http://jentezenfranklin.org/watch?cid=sm-yt & subscribe to this channel: http://goo.gl/yfkXHy […]

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In the early sixties our Church of God at McMinnville, Tennessee, Locust Street, celebrated the Lord’s supper around a table spread in the sanctuary at the altar. There was a setting for with one seat remaining empty. Twelve were served and then twelve more until all had been served. Folk would tarry at the altar […]