On Monday, Oct. 27 the Modern English Version of the Bible went live on the YouVersion Bible App.

Two Church of God men who experienced a kidney transplant five years ago will have a follow-up radio interview on the Chris Fabry Show at 3:00 p.m. EDT, Tuesday, October 28, on Moody Radio.

A Christian school has been told by inspectors that it will be downgraded because it didn’t invite a representative from another faith group, such as an imam, to lead school assemblies.

A Minnesota-based Christian vocational institution of higher learning is training Christians who feel called to start their own business or ministry. Whether or not these Christians have startup capital, King Solomon Entrepreneurial Project trains these Christians to launch their businesses and ministries with 100% sweat equity–all for the glory of God at the end of the 12 week participation program if they so desire.

Civil-rights activist Dr. Alveda King has just come off the road after a whirlwind week of meetings with community leaders across the country as part of a new campaign called Restore the Dream 2014.

Dr. Rickie Moore will present the Ninth Annual Azusa Lecture, “From Generation to Generation: The Call of the Word, the Cry of the Spirit, and the Turning of Hearts.” His presentation will be Tuesday, October 28, at 7:00 p.m. in the North Cleveland Church of God’s Dixon Chapel. Following Moore’s presentation, Dr. James M. Beaty will receive the Spirit of Azusa Award for his life-long contribution to the Pentecostal movement as a missionary and educator. The lecture and reception for Beaty are free and open to the public.

In case you didn’t know it, if you are a conservative Christian, you are just like Boko Haram and ISIS. At least, that’s what the secularists are saying. More absurd still, they actually believe this.

Gospel for Asia (GFA) (www.gfa.org/press) is providing essential provisions to hundreds of families three weeks after Cyclone Hudhud devastated large parts of India’s coastal Andhra Pradesh region. The provisions are part of a larger effort to supply food, water and temporary shelter to those affected by the storm.

This is more than a day of prayer; it is a call to intercession and an invitation to demonstrate compassion to those who have never heard the Gospel. There are more than 6,000 unreached people groups throughout the world. This Global Day To Pray brings focus to who they are and where they are today.