The Church of God Executive Committee recently passed a resolution in recognition of “a common heritage” between the Church of God and Church of God of Prophecy.

Marty Angelo, prison minister and former disco music pioneer will receive a Lifetime Achievement Award on Saturday, August 27 at the Legends of Vinyl first annual Muscular Dystrophy charity event. This 16-hour dance music concert will be held in Nutley New Jersey.

Despite a blizzard of PR emanating from City Hall designed to snow the public and the media concerning the liberal/progressive nature of Rahm Emanuel when it comes to civil rights, hopes are fading that his administration will be any less repressive of civil rights than his predecessor, Richard Daley.

On the evening of August 18, 1901, A.J. Tomlinson knelt to pray for direction about the escalation of verbal attacks he was receiving from the local townsfolk. One man had even challenged him to a duel. Hearing the Spirit whisper, “Depart,” he slipped into the rainy night to walk the 10 miles to a friend’s home. He arrived around midnight–wet and muddy.

More than 150 gathered at four historic sites in Tennessee and North Carolina as the Church of God turned 125 on Friday, August 19, 2011.

“Soul Surfer,” the number one faith-based movie of the year, grossing more than $42 million at the box office, was recently released on DVD, and brings with it a wave of faith-building resources for consumers across America.

CLEVELAND, Tenn.-America celebrated its 235th birthday this summer yet America’s future lies in the balance at a critical point in history. The U.S. has grown to be the world’s superpower yet this week Americans were reminded that its foundation has grown weak and its reputation is in question worldwide. The stark reality is that America remains in dire physical and spiritual crises.

God has something sobering to say to us through the death of this popular preacher.

Author William P. Young’s contract dispute regarding his runaway best-seller, The Shack, has been settled out of court.