(NOTE: The following is an interview with the new director of People for Care and Learning, or PCL, Travis Johnson. Johnson addresses many topics of the transition, the most important of which is the exciting future ahead for PCL).
Cleveland, TN–March 7, 2017—A group of 32 people from five states spent the day in southeast Tennessee, remembering and praying over the ministries of the Church of God.
A delegation led by Church of God World Missions Director, Dr. David Griffis and Assistant Director, Dr. Thomas Propes, recently returned from a trip to Bangkok and Southeast Asia. Bishop Ronnie Hepperly, Church of God Superintendent of Southeast Asia, worked with Field Director Andrew Binda in planning the excursion. Others attending were Missions Administrator Bob McCall, Pastors Terry and Kaye Harris with a delegation from their church (The Crossing) and state bishop of Tennessee, Mitch Corder.
More than 600 candidates and spouses have signed up to be in attendance at the 2017 Ministerial Internship Program (MIP) Commissioning weekend, set for May 19-20 at the International Offices in Cleveland, Tenn.
This article is Part 4 and 5 of a series of five trends facing World Missions, written by Dr. Bill George, Editorial Assistant to the General Overseer, before his death on January 31, 2017.
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.
