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VA Hospital Chaplaincy – The Rest of the Story

Category: Church of God News

By Thomas Mills, Mental Health Chaplain, Department of Veterans Affairs, Danville, IL

What Exactly DO Smart Churches Know

Category: Church and Ministry

Marketing and branding is no longer just a tool for Corporate America, but rather, it plays a vital role in reaching beyond the walls of the church and into the hearts and minds of a public looking for the “right” message — a Smart message — to grab their attention. A Smart church is able to successfully direct that attention toward the message of Christ.

Coral Ridge Names New Pastor

Category: People in the News

In an overwhelming vote Sunday, the members of Coral Ridge Presbyterian Church elected the Rev. Tullian Tchividjian, grandson of famed evangelist Billy Graham, to be their new pastor.

Charismatic Churches See Growth, Miracles in Ireland

Category: Discipleship & Evangelism

As the world mared St. Patrick’s Day this week—remembering the Irish apostle who helped turn a pagan nation into a hotbed of Christianity—a Vineyard church in Coleraine, Northern Ireland, is helping spread a new wave of spiritual renewal across the nation.

ECUADOR — The South American Church of God wants to come to a stop in order to pray, reflect and ask for God’s direction with the concrete objective of visualizing a clear, relevant and high impact missions vision for the next six years.

Category: Church of God News

Under the theme “Together in Spirit and in Truth for a Lasting Change”, the South American Seminary (SEMISUD) in Quito, Ecuador, will gather the national bishops and directors of the Church of God in South America on March 17-20, 2009, as called by their field director, Bishop Dr. David E. Ramírez.

Author Debates Christianity’s Role in Holocaust

Category: People in the News

Author Joe Keysor combats the growing charge that Christianity fed the Nazi purge of the Jews and Hitler’s hatred in his book “Hitler, the Holocaust, and the Bible: A Scriptural Analysis of Anti- Semitism, National Socialism, and the Churches in Nazi Germany.”

Students Compete for Scholarships to Regent U.

Category: Ministry Resources

Regent University’s award-winning film school is filling the gap by offering a full tuition scholarship to the winner of its ReelDreams Film Competition. Redemptive filmmaking is growing in popularity and this provides an opportunity for good redemptive filmmakers.

Pastor Encourages Christians to Take Lesson from NASCAR

Category: Discipleship & Evangelism

Are you running on empty? Does it seem like the air has gone out of your life? Do you ever feel like you are running the race of life alone? In “The Race: From Pit Row to Victory Lane,” author and Pastor Rick Lemons, reminds us to find strength in cooperation and encouragement for the race from one another. Just as NASCAR teams work together to improve a car’s performance in Pit Row, God has provided all the ingredients to help us run the Christian race. By making frequent pit stops by way of God’s Word, Corporate Worship, Fellowship, Prayer, Accountability and Encouragement, the child of God will be better equipped for the race.

Testimonies from Distance Learners

Category: Church of God News

The following testimonies illustrate how a Distance Learning Center (DLC), a program of Church of God Ministerial Development/School of Ministry, affected one church.


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