WASHINGTON — President Trump invoked emergency powers Friday, declaring a national emergency over the coronavirus outbreak, which will allow more federal aid to flow to states and municipalities. “I am officially declaring a national emergency,” the president said during a news conference in the Rose Garden. “No resources will be spared, nothing whatsoever.” The […]

Tampa Bay area Christian business leaders John Faulkner and Richard W. Hayes announced the launch and initial distribution of TwoTen Magazine. The national Christian business resource magazine is distributed via print, web and iPad editions. TwoTen is …

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View this email in your browser Hill Calls for Racial Reconciliation and National Healing Cleveland, TN: As racial strife and discord continues to reverberate across our nation, Dr. Timothy M. Hill, General Overseer of the Church of God, today called for the Church of God family to pray for reconciliation and national healing: “I unequivocally condemn racist acts against all people. Such actions should never be tolerated by a God-fearing society. Every man, woman, boy, and girl were created in the image of God. Regardless of race, color, or national origin, every living person has a soul. To bring racial reconciliation and healing to our nation, we must all work together and seek the face of God for His divine direction, intervention, and peace. Violence and destructive behavior do not bring solutions, but only create further division. As a family of believers, I am calling on everyone associated with the Church of God to pray for a healing in our land.” In addition to numerous social media posts and recent articles in Faith News, a livestream event was broadcast on the Church of God’s Facebook page on Sunday night, May 31, in which different leaders within the church spent time in prayer over the racial tensions facing the United States. A recording of that event can be accessed by using the buttons below.   ENGLISH BROADCAST SPANISH BROADCAST <!– –> Copyright © 2020 Church of God International Offices, All rights reserved. Want to change how you receive these emails? You can update your preferences or unsubscribe from this list.

WASHINGTON – An openly transgender Episcopal priest is set to preach at Washington National Cathedral. The Rev. Dr. Cameron Partridge, the Episcopal chaplain at Boston University, will be a guest preacher on Sunday. He’ll be the first openly transgender priest to preach from Canterbury Pulpit at the cathedral. The Right Rev. Gene Robinson, the first […]

by Ravi Zacharias President Barack Obama’s address at the National Prayer Breakfast on February 5, 2015 has reverberated through the corridors of the world and provoked shock and dismay in numerous quarters. Even a professor at the University of London commented on his shallow understanding of the Crusades. I hesitated to write anything on the subject because […]