Dr. Paul L. Walker, one of the Church of God’s most influential leaders, passed away on February 23, 2021 at the age of 89.

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The following article appeared in the Maryville (Tennessee) Daily Times and profiles Jo Ann sweet who passed away last week. No edits were made to the article.

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Bible scholars N.T. Wright and Michael F. Bird say the New Testament is filled with startling and unforeseen twists. According to Wright, “When we see Jesus announcing the kingdom of God saying the time is fulfilled, this is the time for God to become King, we also see Jesus doing all kinds of things like healing people and celebrating with all the ‘wrong’ kinds of folk, and then explaining that this is what it looks like when God becomes King. It is not what people expected.”

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Dr. Dale M. Coulter will present the Sixteenth Annual Azusa Lecture on Tuesday, November 9, at 7:00 p.m., in the North Cleveland Church of God’s Dixon Chapel. Coulter will speak on “The Azusa Street Revival and William Seymour’s Pentecostal Vision.” Following Coulter’s presentation, the Dixon Pentecostal Research Center will honor the Dr. Estrelda Y. Alexander with the Spirit of Azusa Award and a reception for her life-long leadership among minority Pentecostal communities.

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In response to the increasing attacks on the religious freedom of members of the U.S. Armed Forces, Our Faith Under Fire launched today as a defender of that freedom.

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The Parental Rights Foundation, on behalf of a Virginia family, today sued Virginia Attorney General Mark Herring, challenging a new Virginia statute that says parents may not consider religion when hiring a babysitter.

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The Spring/Summer 2022 issue of Church of God Engage has been released and is available digitally at cogengage.org.

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America’s Prayer Meeting Revival is scheduled for June 1 – 5.

“It’s simple,” says P. Douglas Small, President of Project Pray and coordinator for Church of God Prayer Ministries. “Just open the doors of the church and let the people pray. Encourage them to drop by on their way to work. To fast lunch and come to the church. To stop by on their way home and linger in the presence of the Lord. No preaching. No teaching. No music – just prayer. Churches full of people praying for the nation and revival in the nation.”

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Up to 16 cadets at the Air Force Academy have just been notified they will not graduate, dismissed because of their Christian religious beliefs against abortion for refusing vaccines tested on aborted fetal stem cell lines, including seniors who will incur up to $400,000 in debt. Another 16 cadets at West Point face a religious purge.

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