The Church of God in Christ (COGIC) Charities has launched a massive national response to the crisis in the Texas Gulf Coast area by collecting and deploying needed resources.

CrossLink Publishing is pleased to announce the September 11th, 2017 release in paperback and eBook formats for the Amazon Kindle, the Barnes & Noble Nook, and the Apple iBookstore of “Can God Defeat Terrorism?” by Scott Solana of Powder Springs, GA.

Starting this Friday, September 8, the Church of God Women’s Ministries department will hold a series of regional one-night rallies across the country, entitled “Faith Fire Freedom” Celebrations. The first of the gatherings will be held at Potter’s House Church in Columbus, Ohio, starting at 7:00 p.m.

The Thursday night Hurricane projections were dire. The eye of Harvey was focused on Corpus Christi. Leaders and residents prepared for the worst. Prayer was the only hope. City officials and pastors united across the area, crying out for God’s mercy and for God to rebuke the storm. Then, in the predawn hours prior to landfall on Friday, Harvey miraculously turned westward. Corpus Christi had minimal damage, no deaths or reported injuries. Prayers had been answered.

Renowned evangelist and author, Jennifer Wilde, heard God saying “Now is the time” to act upon a vision she received 37 years ago. One God – One Day – One Africa (1GDA) was born as a ministry to fulfill God’s desire to reach out to every possible country in Africa in May 2019 – and every church and ministry can be part of this.

Charlotte, N.C. –Church of God Prayer Ministries will hold an open house on Tuesday, September 5 at their newly acquired headquarters located in the former location of the Lee University Charlotte Center.

Hurricane Harvey has been designated by some weather experts as a 1 in 1,000 year disaster. With more than 1 million people displaced across the Texas Gulf Coast and into Louisiana, Operation Compassion is responding with all of its assets and enlisting the help of many disaster relief partners from across the United States. One partner in Hawaii is sending product, California, Connecticut, Miami, Florida, Chicago, IL, literally from all parts of the United States, product is being sent to Operation Compassion and made available to the survivors.

As the 44th conference of the International Ecumenical Fellowship (IEF) came to a close, those gathered departed for their home countries with a vision for “the church of tomorrow” and a renewed commitment to unity.

Operation Compassion is in full disaster relief mode as semi-trucks are moving into the disaster area created by Hurricane Harvey and the aftermath of the torrential rainfall that tallied more than 50 inches and counting. Food, bottled water, blankets, cleaning supplies and hygiene products are a few of the items contained in each truck. Each semi-truck contains 24 pallets of product which weighs approximately 40,000 pounds.