Former Church of God General Overseer Raymond Culpepper has released a three-volume series, Search 66, which represents years of intricate research.

Conservative religious voters made up as big a percentage of the electorate as ever, backing Republicans at least as strongly as ever in the midterm election according to exit polls released following Tuesday’s voting.

Jesus Culture Band’s Kim Walker-Smith releases globally her first Christmas album, When Christmas Comes, today from Jesus Culture Music. The album nostalgically peers into Walker-Smith’s Christmastime with her 17 favorites of all newly-recorded classics and sacred carols, plus one new song, “Tell Me the Story,” written by Anthony Skinner. From cinematic, grand orchestral backdrops to plaintive folk-acoustic stylings and an occasional bluesy flair, all the tracks on the new album feature Kim’s powerful, soulful voice. Already gathering critical acclaim, the album immediately launched into the top 14 on the overall iTunes® Albums chart today, while firmly planting at No. 1 on the iTunes® Holiday chart.

Myles Munroe was killed on Sunday, Nov. 9, when his private jet struck a construction crane and crashed during its approach to the Grand Bahama International Airport.

John B. White, a practicing attorney in Florida who was one of the first Church of God constituents to obtain a law degree and to practice law in a leading law firm, passed away earlier this year leaving a rich legacy of assisting the Church of God in legal and other matters.

The former Navy Chaplain who prayed “in Jesus’ name” won his election as State Representative in the Colorado state legislature, despite receiving three death threats from pro-homosexual activists in recent weeks.

Pentecostal Evangel magazine, a trailblazer in Christian communication since its debut in 1913, announced today it will switch to a free digital news platform – PE News – at the end of the year.

TULSA, Okla. – The Oral Roberts University Christian Worldview Committee and Dalit Freedom Network (DFN) will be co-hosting [Re]claim, an anti-human trafficking event which will be held November 8-11, 2014. [Re]claim will raise awareness about human trafficking and show attendees how to combat this global blight, which harms as many as 30 million people globally and illegally generates some $32 billion annually. These events are free and open to the public.

In an annual effort to raise missions awareness, Lee University, in partnership with Church of God World Missions, highlights a particular missions project where students can serve and make a difference around the world. On October 6-10, the Missions Week 2014 theme was “Step Up: Empower,” an idea based on the Church of God Provisión de Amor safe house in Cota, Colombia, and its 182 steps that lead many abandoned, abused, and neglected girls to safety.