First Baptist Church of Dallas, led by nationally known pastor Robert Jeffress, will complete what is believed to be the largest church building campaign in modern history, opening a new state-of-the-art $130 million campus on Easter Sunday, March 31.

Many organizations dream about changing the world but few actually reach that goal, yet one Dallas-based ministry is breaking records.

The city of Orlando, Florida, will once again host delegates from around the globe for the biennial Church of God International General Assembly.

Zondervan announced today that The Story, an abridged, chronological version of the Bible, has sold more than one million copies. Condensed into 31 accessible chapters, The Story takes readers through the unfolding progression of the Bible from Genesis to Revelation. Using the clear, accurate, and easy-to-understand text of the NIV translation, The Story presents the Bible — God’s story — in the format of a novel.

The annual Global Leadership Summit 2013 convened Monday night in Los Angeles with some of the worlds’ prominent Pentecostal leaders under the invitation of Rev. David Andrade. They came from North, Central and South America, the Middle and Far East, Africa and India and represented all races. The vast list of names included David Andrade, Verna Linzey, Steve Dittmar, Gershom Sikaala, Keith Brandt, Jenni Lia, Eli Elibadi, Samuel Padilla, and many others.

It’s the 99th year of the Assemblies of God, and General Superintendent George O. Wood delivered a 1914 doctrinal foundation message to a 2013 congregation last week at SAGU’s National Prayer Conference. The event was marked by unity and a renewed vision to experience and follow the Holy Spirit as the movement’s pioneers did.

The Youth and Discipleship ministry of the Church of God is gearing up as young people across the nation prepare to participate in the long-standing Church of God tradition called Teen Talent.

As Venezuelans mourn the death of President Hugo Chávez and face an uncertain future, the nation’s evangelical community urges Christians around the world to be in prayer for their country.

More than 100 Christian homes were torched on Saturday by an enraged Muslim mob, following reports that a Christian man had blasphemed Islam in Lahore, eastern Pakistan. Thousands of Christians demonstrated throughout the country the next day, demanding justice and criticizing the police for failing to protect them.