More than one-thousand pounds of books have been donated for Christians in the flood-stricken Philippines.

A leader of the house church movement in the U.S. says believers must put hands and feet to the gospel in order to impact those outside the church.

What we worship defines us and controls us. And sometimes figuring out what we really worship isn’t easy.

Cleveland, TN–Dr. Vinson Synan will present the fourth annual Azusa Lecture “Growing Up Pentecostal: An Eyewitness Remembers the Century of the Holy Spirit” on Thursday, October 22. The lecture will be at 7:00 p.m. in the North Cleveland Church of God’s Bryant Fellowship Hall. Following Synan’s presentation, the Spirit of Azusa Award will be presented to Dr. Bill F. Sheeks and Synan for their respective contributions to the Pentecostal movement. The lecture and a reception for the honorees are free and open to the public.

Pennsylvania boy is in a legal battle with his school over his pro-life T-shirt.

A survey by LifeWay Research has revealed the top evangelism activities of Southern Baptist churches. The research was gathered from interviews with 801 Southern Baptist pastors.

A church in Naples, Florida, has run into a stumbling block in holding services in a local park.

Three major secular universities in North Carolina are the focus of some very active Alpha Omega Church of God campus ministry groups.

Matthew Hurley from the University Church of God in Charlotte, North Carolina is the campus leader at the University of North Carolina, Charlotte and has been instrumental in establishing solid relationships with the university. They are now projecting a special meal for international students in their church which is directly across the highway from the campus.

Ronnie Williams is leading the campus ministry at East Carolina University. Their group meets every week in the university student center with 20 students being involved. They are focusing on developing joint activities with other campus ministry groups and building unity of campus.

Pastor Anthony Braswell is coordinating the campus outreach at North Carolina State University. They conduct student meetings on campus every Monday night with 40 students participating. They recentlysponsored a Friday Night Tail Gate Part in the main dorm areas and had over 300 students who were involved. The university has granted them access and permission to minister in the dorms which is an open door for reaching many students.

We are thankful for these campus leaders and local churches with vision who faithfully encourage and support campus ministries.

For further information concerning how to reach the college and university campus in your city please contact:

John E. Unthank,Field Coordinator
Alpha Omega Church of God Campus Ministries
evjeu@yahoo.com
865-803-5038

A spokesman with the American Family Association says the hate crimes bill passed Thursday afternoon by the House could have a chilling effect on free speech and religious freedoms in the nation.