All national surveys point to the fact that 50% to 70% of students involved in the church today are walking away from an active faith in college. We can no longer afford for this to happen; they are needed to help shape their generation and catalyze students to Gospel movements on campus.

The National Association of Evangelicals (NAE) has announced the launch of the 2021 ’Bless Your Pastor’ campaign, looking toward Pastor Appreciation Month in October. Earlier this year, the Barna Group found that 29 percent of the Protestant pastors they surveyed had given “real, serious consideration to quitting being in full-time ministry within the last year.”

Cleveland, TN–The annual Minister’s Week at the Pentecostal Theological Seminary will take place October 5-7, 2021. PTS President Dr. Michael Baker announced that this year the seminary will offer three simultaneous conferences during Minister’s Week, which will be both present on campus and online.

That’s the foundational truth that retirement pioneer and best-selling author Robert Laura wants to convey in his new “Retirement Devotional.”

With over two million downloads in less than one year since its creation, the Christian Parenting Podcast Network, a leading online resource for parents from ChristianParenting.org, offers a podcast for every parent.

Cleveland, TN—Church of God General Overseer Tim Hill has released a video message directed toward all pastors, ministers and laity in the denomination. He addresses current world situations and offers encouragement from a pastor’s heart.

One of the largest mission organizations in the world is challenging the next generation of young Christians to “fight back against the cultural attack on your faith” — as recent research shows an alarming drop in the number of under-30s embracing Christianity.

Vice President Harris has made the importance of empowering and equipping women worldwide a central element of her role as vice president.

Cleveland, TN–August 19 is the birthday of the Church of God. On this day in 1886, a small group gathered at a gristmill along Barney Creek in Monroe County, Tennessee—not far from the Coker Creek stop on the well-traveled Unicoi Turnpike.