Results from what is likely the most extensive national research survey of its kind show that 62 percent of Americans believe that “marriage should be defined only as a union between one man and one woman.”

The first history of the Church of God was written as a chapter in A.J. Tomlinson’s book, The Last Great Conflict, in 1913. The chapter was titled “Brief History of the Church that is Now Recognized as the Church of God,” and is the first written account of the founding of the Christian Union, the Shearer Schoolhouse revival, the organization of the Holiness Church at Camp Creek, and the first General Assembly.

The Church of God Division of Education has an excellent program called Lay Leadership Development. This 12-month program assists the local church pastor to mentor and train his leaders.

A summit of 140 leaders drawn from six continents will convene in Boston, Massachusetts 20-24 June 2011 to finalize The Lausanne Movement’s strategic plan for the next ten years.

As we approach Father’s Day, read an excerpt from Billy Graham’s autobiography that shows the tender heart he has for the son who shares his name. This is an excerpt from Just As I Am:

Former pastor and author Francis Chan has jumped into the debate on heaven, hell and eternal punishment with book titled Erasing Hell: What God Said About Eternity and the Things We’ve Made Up to be released in July.

On August 19, 2011 the Church of God will celebrate their 125th anniversary, marking the event on August 19, 1886 when a group of believers gathered in a remote area of Monroe County, Tennessee.

Climbing up the steep hill leading to Eglise Croisade Evangelique Internationale, 10-year-old Stephany smoothed her satin peach-colored dress nervously. Her mother warned her not to splash mud on it or brush against dusty earthquake remnants, no easy task in this area of Port-au-Prince.

A new study proves what Jews and Christian Zionists have known all along—and what radical Islam has disputed for ages—Jerusalem belongs to the Jews.