Pastor Phillip Corbett was tired of hearing the success stories of other pastors. In 1985 he and his wife had moved to Corrigan, Texas, to plant a church. But after years of labor they saw minimal results. One day, in frustration, he began to pray a simple prayer: “Lord, I’m tired of hearing stories that belong to others; would you please give me some stories of my own?” This desperate prayer changed his life and ministry.

The D. James Kennedy Center for Christian Statesmanship will host a gala Grand Opening of its new ministry facility at 1:30 pm on Thursday, June 13, at the Center’s new location, 402 New Jersey Avenue SE, two blocks from the U.S. Capitol building.

On a recent Monday evening, a room inside Christ Community Church was transformed into a coffeehouse with fresh-brewed coffee, plenty of popped kettle corn and the thorny subject of racism on the table.

A new relationship that will provide ministerial care for missionaries and their families outside the United States has been established by Church of God World Missions and the Care Division.

Reality TV comes in all shapes and sizes; from singles looking for love to singers searching for a career, and pawn shop owners making a deal to duck call makers out on a hunt. It seems the norm for people to watch others live out their lives in front of the camera for the entire world to see.

A battle between religious freedom and gay rights is unfolding in Colorado. A gay couple has filed a discrimination complaint against Masterpiece Cakeshop after the co-owner, Jack Phillips, refused to sell them a wedding cake because of his Christian faith.

On Wednesday,June 6, on a 33-26 vote, the House Armed Services Committee approved a religious freedom amendment to the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA). The amendment, authored by U.S. Rep. John Fleming, R-La., protects the right of service members not only to hold religious beliefs but to act on them and freely practice those beliefs.

Though Kenya just celebrated 50 years of independence, uneasiness looms in the nation as many wonder how the outcome of the March presidential election will affect their future.

Church of God Director of World Missions Tim Hill presented a check for $14,000 for disaster relief to the Heartland Region leadership. The presentation was made Wednesday night during the region’s camp meeting.