The U.S. Supreme Court has handed the pro-life movement a victory in the case of NIFLA v. Becerra, stating that the California law, called the Reproductive Fact Act, forcing pro-life help centers to promote abortion was unduly burdensome to free speech rights and was therefore unconstitutional.

Lee University has announced two primary events that will take place at the upcoming Church of God General Assembly set for July 30 – August 3, 2018 at the Orange County Convention Center (OCCC) in Orlando, Fla.

It’s All about Jesus is a one-year devotional, glorifying Him as “the Lamb of God” and “the Lion of Judah.” This book seeks to raise $100,000,000 for the spread the gospel throughout the world through 100 established ministries. Out of the 100 ministries, 50 ministries have been preselected. The other 50 ministries will be selected and chosen by anyone who wants to join this fundraiser in honor of Jesus.

An open-air preacher who had been criminally charged for sharing his faith outside a high school has now had those charges dismissed.

Tragic situations involving children are increasingly consuming the news media. The need for prayer and support has escalated.

Movement.Org(formerly The New York City Leadership Center) and the Luis Palau Association announced this week a collaborative partnership to further global evangelism and united service efforts around the world. The two organizations share a deep commitment to engage city leaders in Christian unity and expand training in biblical evangelism. Together, with their combined network and experience, they are hoping to greatly expand their impact for the Gospel around the world.

Christianity Today has announced the pending retirement of ministry president and chief executive officer Harold B. Smith, effective May 1 of next year.

Church of God Prayer Ministries is offering two pre-assembly sessions for those interested in becoming prayer facilitators, learning more about prayer programs in the local church or other aspects of an active prayer ministry.

You may not have heard the crashing sound. But last week, old walls of tradition collapsed when the nation’s largest Protestant denomination elected a new leader.