America’s 234th birthday, its day of declared independence observed on July 4, was celebrated across the nation with parades, fireworks, and neighborhood picnics. The stark reality is that America remains in a dire physical and spiritual crisis.

Guideposts, the non-profit organization dedicated to providing hope, encouragement, and inspiration to millions across America and the world, today relaunched its website with a whole new look and feel.

The Robert E. Webber Institute for Worship Studies (IWS) celebrated its ninth annual commencement ceremony here on Sunday, June 13, 2010.

Your Family Live! is an interactive program that celebrates God’s view and design for the family.

The Church of God Historical Commission recently announced that Louis F. Morgan is the recipient of the Charles W. Conn Historical Writing Award for his Streams of Living Water, a history of the Church of God in Mississippi.

Recently I was challenged by a dear friend who questioned my use of the phrase “Christian nation.” His question was: “How can you say America is a Christian Nation? How can a country be Christian?”

Every theme park has a personality — but Silver Dollar City is so much more than your typical theme park.

Newly released revisions to Catholic Church law will streamline the handling of clergy sex abuse cases, and underscore Pope Benedict XVI’s resolve to institute necessary reforms, according to authors of a recent book on the Church abuse crisis.

Bruce Deel, a Church of God minister who heads the City of Refuge ministry in Atlanta, was recently recognized as one of People magazine’s “All-Stars Among Us” during the Major League Baseball All-Star Game which took place in Anaheim, California on June 13.