Occupying one of the seven continents of the globe, Australia has the largest land mass in the Austral/Asian region for the Church of God and is part of a church planting and growth plan for the denomination in that part of the world.

The United States Supreme Court sidestepped an opportunity Monday to take up Liberty University’s challenge to the entire employer mandate, declining to review the case without comment.

British novelist and essayist Francis Spufford’s spirited defense of the Christian religion is in some ways like eavesdropping on a missionary conversation with the pagans of antiquity.

Florida’s Capitol building in Tallahassee will become home to a Christmas Nativity scene beginning on Tuesday. The privately funded display of religion in Florida’s public square has been hosted by the Florida Nativity Scene Committee and facilitated by the Thomas More Society, a Chicago-based nonprofit public interest law firm.

A volunteer with Men and Women of Action (MWOA) testifies of the power of the effectiveness of the organization, particularly at this time of the year.

Christian TEFL trains Christians to teach English and so help spread the Gospel. Christian TEFL’s professional training is designed to equip Christians to teach English as a foreign language (TEFL) which then opens up many diverse, international opportunities.

Last week the Assemblies of God executive leadership hosted the executive leadership of the Church of God in Christ (COGIC) at the AG national office in Springfield, Mo. The historic meeting marks the first time the full leadership of these Pentecostal movements—two of the largest in the U.S.—have gathered specifically to dialogue together.

Paul Crouch, who co-founded the Trinity Broadcast Network (TBN) with his wife, Jan, 40 years ago, passed away Saturday at 2:32 a.m. at the age of 79 after more than a decade of chronic heart problems.

Drs. Donnie Smith and Jake Popejoy, representing the Church of God Care Division and Chaplains Commission, participated in a task force designated to respond to the destruction of Typhoon Yolanda. This Task Force consists of representatives from seven Filipino para-church organizations. During these meetings, which were held in Manila, Philippines, a number of topics were considered including necessary strategies in response to the immediate and future needs of those affected by Typhoon Yolanda.