Sunday, October 27, 2019 is Retired Ministers and Widows Appreciation Day in the Church of God. It is part of a long-standing tradition to honor the heroes of the faith who have contributed and sacrificed over a lifetime of ministry.

A Tennessee pastor is being praised for his response to vandals wreaking havoc on his church last month.

After years of preparation and prayer, thousands of followers of Jesus and hundreds of churches throughout East Texas came together for CityFest East Texas with Andrew Palau, culminating in a free, 2-day, evangelistic festival at The Square in downtown Tyler on October 5 and 6.

In the on-going series, “Let’s Talk About It,” Church of God General Overseer Timothy M. Hill has released the latest tackling the topic, “Observations and Affirmations from the Global Ministry Forums.”

Pastor Cecilio “Roman” Ortiz died Sunday morning after his son allegedly shot him during a tussle in the family’s home.

With an estimated 110,000 honored guests expected to attend the foundation’s annual Night to Shine prom next February, the Tim Tebow Foundation is honored to announce OneShare Health as a new global partner equally committed to celebrating people with special needs.

For the third year in a row, Church of God Women’s Ministries are hosting Faith*Fire*Freedom rallies to be held at both U.S. and international locations. The first of the three meetings to meet this month will take place this Friday, October 11 in Nassau, Bahamas.

Liberty Counsel has filed a motion requesting the United States District Court for the Southern District of Indiana to issue summary judgment in the lawsuit filed by the American Civil Liberties Union of Indiana (ACLU) that seeks to remove a lighted Nativity scene from the Jackson County Courthouse Christmas light display. Liberty Counsel represents Jackson County.

Family Research Council today released a first-of-its-kind set of maps showing the strength of born-alive abortion survivor protection laws and the legal status of late term abortion in every state. Protections for born-alive abortion survivors became a national conversation when New York and Illinois walked back their protections earlier this year, removing existing protections for infants born alive during failed abortion attempts.