Cleveland, TN–David W. Ray, General Director of Church of God Publications, has announced the release of a new curriculum for teaching children of the church.

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Catloaf Software, a leading developer of mobile educational applications, is delighted to announce the launch of its innovative new app, “Text With Jesus.”

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Gloo, the leading technology platform dedicated to connecting the faith ecosystem and releasing its collective might, announced its new partnership with The A.M.E. Zion Church, one of the largest African American denominations in the United States and abroad.

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Cleveland, TN—-Pathway Press has launched a new ministry and resource designed for children’s ministers.

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Finally, the true, untold Story of the Wise Men… They were not three kings. Nor were they from the Far East, or even Persia…

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Dr. John Bruchalski wanted to serve women and be the very best doctor he could be, which is why he agreed to perform abortions during his residency. That was the expectation, after all, and if it was what the patient wanted, who was he to dissuade them? After years of learning moral relativism, he didn’t have a problem ending the lives of unborn babies if it was what the patient wanted — until one day it didn’t go as planned. This story opens Dr. Bruchalski’s first book and memoir, TWO PATIENTS: MY CONVERSION FROM ABORTION TO LIFE-AFFIRMING MEDICINE.

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Cleveland, TN–As Christians living in a self-serving and self-destructive world, we must continually look to God’s Word to stay on course. Sometimes, this means “backing up to find it,” says J. David Stephens in his new book, Reverse.

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A Christian minister was denied the right to conduct a peaceful prayer vigil and worship service at the Capitol after he was told his permit would not be processed because the U.S. Capitol grounds were “restricted.”

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Several months ago missionary Paul Heier was training lifeguards in first aid and CPR at the public beach as part of his ministry to first responders when he was approached by some teenagers. The teen athletes explained that they love the sport of triathlon, but that no one was helping them and they needed lots of help if they were going to compete after the Pandemic.

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Cleveland, TN–As Christians living in a self-serving and self-destructive world, we must continually look to God’s Word to stay on course. Sometimes, this means “backing up to find it,” says J. David Stephens in his new book, Reverse.

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A Christian minister was denied the right to conduct a peaceful prayer vigil and worship service at the Capitol after he was told his permit would not be processed because the U.S. Capitol grounds were “restricted.”

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Several months ago missionary Paul Heier was training lifeguards in first aid and CPR at the public beach as part of his ministry to first responders when he was approached by some teenagers. The teen athletes explained that they love the sport of triathlon, but that no one was helping them and they needed lots of help if they were going to compete after the Pandemic.

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