Declaration of Faith Sunday
Set for January 2, 2022

The annual observance of Declaration of Faith Sunday is set for the first Sunday of the new year as congregations across the Church of God will celebrate perhaps the most important document of the denomination on January 2, 2022.

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Permit Denied to Hold Christmas Celebration on Capitol Grounds

The Christian Defense Coalition was recently told their permit application could not be processed, as the Capitol grounds were restricted.

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New Study Reveals Wide Range of Evangelical Opinion About Israel

It is often presumed that evangelical Christians prioritize support for Israel as part of their religious and political beliefs. However, new research reveals evangelicals are not of one mind on what they believe about Israel and the Jewish people.

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January 2021 Events Rescheduled

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Two January Events Rescheduled

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Hill Delivers Message in Response to Events

Cleveland, TN—Church of God General Overseer Timothy M. Hill delivered a message to the church concerning the events that took place in Washington, D.C. on January 6, 2021.

New Release Examines What it Takes to be Truly Born Again

Many repeat a sinner’s prayer and think that’s their guarantee to admittance to heaven. Author Denise Wilson says, “We aren’t saved by repeating a prayer. No one ever has been saved, or ever will be saved, apart from the conviction of sin, repentance, and true faith in the person and work of the Lord Jesus Christ.” In a new release, Seven Words You Never Want to Hear: How to Be Sure You Won’t (Redemption Press), Wilson takes a hard look at assumptions people make about becoming a Christian.

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Prophetic Words Are Not For Sale

Years ago, I met a flamboyant preacher from New York. He was very popular, but something about him was really creepy. He claimed to be a prophet, and he was applauded for his uncanny ability to “read people’s mail.” But he strutted arrogantly on the stage, spoke harshly to his staff and spent a lot of time taking up offerings.

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