Eagles’ Wings, a global movement advancing lasting peace for Israel, continues calling people of faith to sign The Bonhoeffer Declaration, a commitment to actively combat antisemitism in communities and nations around the world.

Cleveland, TN– The Fall 2024 issue of Church of God Engage journal has been released digitally at cogengage.org.

A significant milestone in the history of Christian support for Israel and the Jewish people will be reached on October 6, 2024. The Day of Prayer for the Peace of Jerusalem (daytopray.com), founded by the late Dr. Jack Hayford and Bishop Robert Stearns, will celebrate 20 years of standing in united prayer for Israel.

Recent polling indicates that most Americans see neither former President Donald Trump nor Vice President Kamala Harris as especially Christian or religious, despite both of them having claimed to identify as such.

Church of God Men’s Discipleship (also known as Men’s LifeBuilders) recently made another significant move toward a greater global presence throughout the Church of God.

The United States Space Force has much to celebrate. On Tuesday, September 24, 2024, James ‘Jim’ F. Linzey, author of the United States Space Force Hymn, entered the Space Force Hymn in a poetry competition which was sponsored by the regional writers’ guild, called ‘Coffeyville Night Writers,’ in Coffeyville, Kansas. The Space Force Hymn won first place.

A major new study reveals challenges in America’s vital nonprofit industry that are holding back change and leaving many workers “exhausted and overwhelmed.”

Cleveland, TN–Lee University officials recently tabulated the university’s fall 2024 enrollment profile, which features moderate growth overall, led by significant gains in several key areas.

Tens of thousands of God-seekers in North Carolina attended a Christian festival with the single aim of “lifting up and glorifying Jesus Christ,” and hundreds of those attendees ended the weekend making decisions to “surrender their lives” to Him. More than 70 people were immediately baptized.