Cleveland, TN—The biennial gathering of the Church of God International Council begins this Sunday, September 22 at the International Offices in Cleveland, Tennessee.
Representatives from the major regions of the globe will come together to report on progress and challenges in the regions of the world.

The 50 members of All Saints Episcopal Church in Hitchcock, Texas, are looking forward to December, when Mark Marmon will be ordained their priest. One reason for the excitement? They won’t have to pay him.

Roma Downey and Mark Burnett, producers of the successful The Bible miniseries on the History Channel, have signed a pact with 20th Century Fox to take the Jesus Christ portions of the miniseries into movie theaters next year, with additional scenes not in the telecast.

After years of denial, cyclist Lance Armstrong admitted in January he had used banned substances to win seven straight Tour de France races. A few weeks later, American Idol contestant Matthew Farmer abruptly left the television competition after confessing he had fabricated a tale about being wounded in Iraq.

The next ‘Great Day of Prayer’ in the Church of God is slated for Sunday, October 6. The following are resources to equip local churches to have an effective event.

Pastor Edward from Damascus paints a sad picture of the situation in the Syrian capital.

Today marks the unveiling of the new Believe.com, a faith-based lifestyle destination designed to serve the Christian community.

“Final: The Rapture” opened to packed crowds at the theaters in Houston and had one of the nation’s highest per-screen averages.

Lee University has once again been ranked in the “top tier” in the 2014 “Best Colleges” edition of U.S. News & World Report. The rankings were announced in a special issue last week.