The storm has passed but the destructive results are still being realized from Hurricane Matthew, which left five U.S. states devastated and the country of Haiti crippled. Some are saying the destruction rivals that of Hurricane Katrina but in many ways, it is worse. Bodies are still being found and the water in North Carolina is still rising.
Cleveland, TN–Church of God General Overseer Timothy M. Hill offered the following comments on the political process in the United States:
Mission North America will be the new handle for the multiple ministries of the Church of God that engage in resourcing the FINISH Commitment in the United States and Canada. The announcement comes from Dr. J. David Stephens, assistant general overseer and recently appointed Divisional Executive Director for World Evangelization.
Church of God General Overseer Tim Hill will be the featured guest on the Saturday Night Fire Call this weekend, October 8, 2016. Prayer Call is a ministry of Church of God Prayer Ministries.
Hurricane Matthew is the most powerful storm in more than a decade to impact Haiti, the surrounding region, and now threatens the United States. The southwestern peninsula of Haiti is marooned, small towns and villages have been devastated by flooding and mudslides, and the storm is still going. More than 20 inches of rain fell across Haiti, and now the United States braces for the impact of a storm that is strengthening over warm Caribbean waters.
On Friday, July 22, 2016, newly-elected general overseer of the Church of God, Tim Hill, delivered his opening address to the delegates on the closing night of the 76th Church of God International General Assembly. In his address, he outlined his vision for the FINISH Commitment, a “Global Church Focus on the Great Commission.”
