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For the third year in a row, Lee University has been named one of the best colleges in the nation to work for, according to a survey by The Chronicle of Higher Education.
When delegates assembled in North Carolina in 1906 at the first general assembly, little could those pioneers of faith imagine the technological advances the Church of God would make during the course of the next century. More than one hundred years later, a new generation of faithful are gathering once again—and this time, the meeting will be the most digitally-advanced and media-rich assembly in the denomination’s history.
As delegates enter the business and worship venue, it will be impossible to miss the set designed to maximize the digital technology and social media emphasis. An anchor desk will accommodate two commentators who will conduct interviews and report on the progress of the General Council business, as well as the worship services. The anchor teams will rotate throughout the week with a variety of personalities and will supplement the downtimes of the livestream broadcast.
A dedicated team of media experts will utilize multiple social media channels—including Facebook, Twitter, Instagram, and YouTube—as well as blog posts and live online streaming to share videos, news, and more. On-site attendees and those participating digitally via the Internet are invited to join the many online conversations including:
• Facebook: facebook.com/COGHQ
• Twitter: twitter.com/COGHQ
• Instagram: @cogHQ and #oneCOG
• YouTube:youtube.com/coghqvideos
• Livestream: ga14.org/watch
To join the conversation, use the hashtag #oneCOG and connect with people from all over the world.
The upped social media and anchor desk features are in addition to a completely revamped web presence at www.churchofgod.org. After clicking on the GA2014 graphic, browsers will discover more ways to connect to the General Assembly and receive the latest information. The new site is also “mobile-friendly,” making it easily navigable on tablets and mobile devices. The site can also be reached by visiting www.ga14.org.
Orlando, FL–When the General Council of the Church of God convenes next Tuesday, July 29 at 8:30 am, there will be over 50 items for the group of ordained bishops to consider, debate, and ultimately bring before the general assembly, which meets on Friday August 1 at the Orange County Convention Center. The General Council will be gathered for the 75th International General Assembly of the Church of God.
Daystar Television Network is set to broadcast the three night services of the 75th Church of God International General Assembly (GA2014) which will be conducted next week.
Church of God Communications is pleased to announce the launch of a new website today on the main Church of God website, www.churchofgod.org. The new site replaces the General Assembly (GA2014) site that went live in January and is geared toward bringing the latest in news and information about GA2014 which begins next week in Orlando. The site can be reached directly via www.ga14.org.
Pathway Press has announced today the release of “Called to Serve,” a compilation of biographies of all past general overseers of the Church of God. Launch of the publication coincides with the upcoming Church of God International General Assembly, which begins July 29 in Orlando, Florida.