In this final of the series of interviews with Church of God Field Directors, World Missions talked with Andrew Binda, field director of Asia/Pacific, to find out what God is doing in his area. (Excerpts of this interview originally appeared in Evangel magazine.)

On October 25, 2019, the Board of Incorporate Members of Dallas Theological Seminary named current vice president for academic affairs, Dr. Mark M. Yarbrough, as the sixth president in the institution’s 95-year history.

Open Doors has learned that authorities in India have arrested and detained American pastor, Bryan Nerren. Nerren, who is from Tennessee, apparently drew attention from security agents because he was carrying money intended to cover the expenses of two conferences and the travel expenses of a few pastors.

Cleveland, TN–Christine Caine, a well-known Australian evangelist, author, and international speaker, will be the guest minister at the Pentecostal Theological Seminary weekly chapel service on Wednesday, November 6, at 11:00 a.m. Due to expected interest, the service will convene across the street from the Seminary at the North Cleveland Church of God sanctuary, located at 335 11th Street in Cleveland, Tenn.

Kanye West is one of the top-selling musical artists of all time, but his earliest music was so raunchy that Billboard wrote an article in 2016 listing his most profanity-laced lyrics. We could not print those words here.

The untold story of the fate of ordinary Germans in East Germany during and after World War II is highlighted in a new release. Refuge and From Fear to Freedom, a re-release by Redemption Press (October 2019) combines both titles, originally published in 1987 and 1993, into one volume. The first person account by Liane I. Brown shares the struggles of her Christian East Prussian family to survive in the midst of the horrors of WW II, and God’s faithfulness to them.

Church of God World Missions recently talked with Peter Thomas, field director of Africa, to find out what God is doing in his area. (Excerpts of this interview originally appeared in Evangel magazine.)

Lionsgate and Kingdom Story Company, headed by co-CEO’s Jon Erwin and Kevin Downes, announced today that MercyMe lead vocalist and frontman Bart Millard will executive produce I STILL BELIEVE, the highly anticipated biopic about contemporary Christian music artist Jeremy Camp. The film is scheduled for nationwide release on March 20, 2020 and stars KJ Apa (“Riverdale”), Britt Robertson (A DOG’S PURPOSE), Shania Twain, and Gary Sinise (FORREST GUMP, “CSI:NY”).

The Association of Christian Schools International is pleased to announce the release of a national report on ACSI’s Flourishing Schools Research, a groundbreaking study designed to answer the most relevant questions Christian educators face today.