Jesus Film Project® announced today during the annual National Religious Broadcasters Convention the completion of its 1,500th language translation of “JESUS,” the most watched film in history according to “The Guinness Book of World Records.” The 1,500th language, Daasanach, belongs to an ethnic group inhabiting parts of Ethiopia, Kenya, and Sudan.

Church of God General Overseer Dr. Timothy M. Hill recently returned from a critical gathering of eight Pentecostal leaders in Charleston, S.C. The following is a report on the proceedings.

A Missional Commentary on Ash Wednesday 2017.

The following speech was recently delivered at the State Capital of Texas by Rev. Rusty Lee Thomas, National Director of Operation Save America. It was given in support of Texas Bill HB 948, which would outlaw abortion in Texas.

The chorus of urgent voices calling for American Christians to lift their eyes to the horizons and help further world evangelization is ringing more loudly with the addition of new members to a coalition of like-minded ministries.

(The following is a series of five trends facing World Missions, written before his passing on January 31 by Dr. Bill George, Editorial Assistant to the General Overseer, for the EVANGEL’s globalCONNECT. The following is parts 1, 2 and 3).

Freedom to Pray, a new nonprofit dedicated to advocating on behalf of individuals of all faiths who are being forced to end their participation in prayer groups through free conference line services due to T-Mobile’s new $0.01 per minute fee, announced its launch today at the annual National Religious Broadcasters Convention in Orlando.

MadJak Studios announces the launch of Audible Genesis “Now,” production music for Christian media. Three years in development, Audible Genesis “Now” is a format-focused music library with Flight Tracker production management included free.

A symposium was held recently in San Juan, Puerto Rico, with the theme “Moving the Caribbean in the Right Direction.” Field Director for the Church of God in the Caribbean, Bishop Ishmael P. Charles, welcomed leaders from churches in all the regions to examine and reflect on matters to ensure charting a future path for the Caribbean.