Restoration Chapel is seeking an anointed worship pastor to join our rapidly growing church. This is a part time paid position. If interested please email Pastor Justin Demers at [email protected].
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It was on this day in the year 561 B.C. that king Zedekiah, the last king of Judah, died in a Babylonian prison. On that same day, Yehoachim, the former king of Judah, was released from his Babylonian prison cell, after being held captive for 36 years. Why did God allow the kings of Judah […]

Dr. Steven Jack Land has given 37 years of full-time service to the Pentecostal Theological Seminary (PTS). In addition to teaching every year, he served as Academic Dean for ten years and has served as Seminary President for twelve years. He has decided that his major responsibilities shift from President to a role as teacher, author, and consultant. […]

Rev. Ronnie Larry Vetch, a pastor and ordained bishop from Bowdle, S.D., passed away on February 9, 2023.
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These people in this picture would not believe where they are standing if they saw it 67 years later! This is Rosamond Avenue Church of God in Memphis Tennessee located at Macon and Jackson Avenue at the junction of I-240 interchange connected to the mighty I-40 corridor. 500 people gathered in the early 50s outside […]

Living Hope Church is seeking someone who is able to lead from the keyboard, with the ability to utilize backup musicians and lead the praise team, must be skilled in […]
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The largest amount of funds most churches receive are called “undesignated giving” or “general fund giving.” These gifts are used toward the ministry and general operating budget of the church. There are no restrictions to fund a very specific cause. The other category is called “designated giving.” The donor specifies exactly what he or she…

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