‘Prayer at the Heart of America’ Culminates This Friday
A nationwide culmination of a prayer movement will converge on the center of the United States as Prayer at the Heart of America will take place Friday, July 23, in a cornfield in Lebanon, Kansas, the geographic center of the 48 contiguous states.
Conference to Reflect on Historic Day and Current Realities 20 Years Later
Chosen People Ministries, in partnership with Alliance for the Peace of Jerusalem, will host 9/11 and the New Middle East, a two-day gathering on Sept. 10 and 11 to honor the fallen and survivors on the twentieth anniversary of 9/11 and help participants, both locally and around the globe, view current events taking place in Israel and the Middle East through a scriptural lens.
‘Finding God in the Everyday’ Reveals How to Slow Down and Listen to the Lord
In her new book “Whisper: Finding God in the Everyday,” Danielle Bean guides readers on how to seek and find God’s voice, even in the busiest times of daily life.
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This is a 30-day devotional meant to inspire and motivate readers to discover what God sees in them and says about them based on everyday common experiences from movie titles, songs, and personal experiences that are sure to make the reader chuckle, think, and laugh at the simple things in life that impact our perspective. May readers find fuel that will shift them into another gear or lift them above whatever has them deflated and find fuel for their lives.
Ukraine-Russia: Local Churches Launch Brave Aid Effort in War Zone
“Unstoppable” local churches in Ukraine and Russia are launching a large-scale humanitarian outreach across Ukraine as war erupts around them and many suffer.
Ketanji Brown Jackson was nominated yesterday to fill the vacancy on the U.S. Supreme Court left after Justice Stephen Breyer announced his retirement last month.
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Cleveland, TN–Lee University’s 2021 Homecoming weekend is one month away, scheduled for Nov. 5-6. After an entirely virtual homecoming celebration last year, the Lee family is once again invited to gather with old and new friends in person for a weekend full of Lee events.
‘Even Atheists Praise God,’ Says Author of New Book
Author Kenneth Wayne Hancock says that he has uncovered a Biblical secret. Everyone, including atheists and agnostics, is extolling God when they say the word “Hallelujah.”
The Christian life is not so much about “walking the line” as hitting the road. It is not about keeping the rules so God will like us and bless us; it is about walking with God through the adventures of life. As we climb the mountains of joy and descend into the dark valleys of suffering, we mature.
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Church of God Communications has released the Fall 2018 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 in a convenient dual-page format, 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.
Church of God General Overseer Dr. Tim Hill has announced a time of fellowship, worship, and information, scheduled for this Monday, February 7, at 7:00 pm EST.
New Study Reveals Generational Gaps in Evangelical Giving
Evangelical Protestant donors under age 40 are extremely different from their older counterparts – and especially when compared with evangelical donors 70 and older.
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