Cleveland, TN–The annual Church of God International Offices prayer event, ‘Agree,’ will take place on March 1-2, 2022.

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Former Assemblies of God general superintendent George Oliver Wood died Jan. 12 after a 4½-month struggle with stage 4 cancer.

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A U.S. ministry is rushing to the aid of a one-of-a-kind “church of compassion” targeted by arsonists in Ukraine’s Chernobyl nuclear fallout zone.

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During last month’s International General Assembly in San Antonio, Texas, Church of God World Missions unveiled “The 365 Challenge,” proclaiming it as a “response to the last, the least, and the lost of humanity.”

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The Presidential Prayer Team, the largest full-time prayer ministry for our nation’s leaders, today announced the launch of Pray the Vote, a nationwide prayer campaign in advance of the November’s Midterm elections. This campaign is part of an ongoing mission to encourage Americans to pray for the leadership of the United States of America.

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Authors Double Blessing, otherwise known as Ja’Naya and Jay’Den-Alexis, are Christian; twin sisters who want to give tweens a healthy place to go for a family-friendly read. In “Fight or Flight: Double O’Two Mysteries” (published by WestBow Press), they share an engaging mystery that will take tweens through a comical adventure.

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The year was 1921. Detroit was starting to mass produce automobiles, Henry Ford was selling his Model T for $410, and the Church of God entered the Pleasant Peninsula! At the 1921 General Assembly, Efford Haynes was appointed as Overseer of Ohio and Michigan, and soon afterward a congregation was organized in Detroit and another in the Upper Peninsula town of Bessemer.

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What may be the largest-ever Bible translation campaign on social and digital media is inviting people to join one of the most inspirational “crowd-funding” opportunities in the world — and demonstrate the “power of one verse” to change a life forever.

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A veteran Christian media pioneer who lived through rocket attacks and car bombings in war-torn Beirut, Lebanon, says Christians in the Middle East have never been more willing to risk everything to put their faith on display.

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