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Church Planting Intensive In Session

Category: Church of God News

Cleveland, TN—Dozens of pastors, evangelists, and church leaders are on site at the International Offices this week to gather resources and learn the latest trends at the Ministry of Evangelism’s Church Planting Intensive (CPI).

‘Jesus Wells’ Campaign Focuses on ‘World’s Thirstiest Communities’

Category: Global News and Ministry

A chronic shortage of safe drinking water is fueling a deadly global health emergency — but a new grassroots initiative could help save thousands of lives.

Ministry Wins ‘Best Children’s Feature’ at Movieguide® Awards

Category: Ministries and Organizations

“Light of the World,” the independent animated feature from Salvation Poem Project, received the award for Best Movie for Children at the 33rd Annual Movieguide Awards in Los Angeles.

Church Planting Intensive Set for March 11-13

Category: Church of God News

Cleveland, TN—The Church of God Ministry of Evangelism will be conducting Church Planting Intensive, taking place March 11–13, 2026, at the International Offices in Cleveland, Tennessee.

Church Files Emergency Appeal to Resume Worship

Category: Current Events

Liberty Counsel filed an emergency motion to Florida’s Fifth Circuit Court of Appeal requesting an immediate stay and reversal of a temporary injunction that prohibits Coastal Family Church in Flagler Beach from holding in-person worship services.

‘The Bible Recap’ Hits Top 100 on Apple Podcasts

Category: Latest Trends

As church attendance skyrockets in congregations across America and Bible sales increase around the globe, there is growing evidence that a spiritual shift is taking place. Now, a popular daily Bible reading podcast has jumped into Apple Podcasts’ Top 10 for the third year in a row.

Multi Million Dollar Gift Launches New Era for SMCH

Category: Church of God News

Sevierville, TN— The largest gift in the history of Smoky Mountain Children’s Home (SMCH) has been provided by Betty Madison Ogle and Dr. Steve and Cheris Madison, marking a transformative moment for the organization. The donation includes a newly constructed facility appraised at $6.25 million.

New Fundraising Model Champions Change as Nonprofits Seek Solution to ‘Donor Exodus’

Category: Latest Trends

America’s nonprofit organizations are facing a donor exodus — and are desperate to find a solution as the nation’s charitable giving patterns change.

IFCJ Expands Support in Syria Delivering Ambulances

Category: Ministries and Organizations

JERUSALEM, Israel — As violence and instability continue to threaten religious minority communities in Syria, the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews (The Fellowship) has expanded its humanitarian support of Christian and Druze communities near Israel’s northern border with the delivery of five refurbished ambulances to strengthen emergency response capabilities in areas where access to lifesaving care is severely limited.


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