The Church of God has announced the launch of an initiative that will give the denomination’s church planting enterprise a new global thrust. Global Fire Advance, an international movement dedicated to recruiting, training, and deploying men and women to establish new congregations, will take the lessons learned during the past three years in the Firewall Africa Project and propel them onto the global stage.
On the 65th anniversary of its publishing, and 50 years after the peak of its popularity, a beloved hymnal is finding its way back into the hands of singers of all denominations.
Lee University will welcome hundreds of guests, alumni, and community leaders on Friday, Sept. 30, for Celebration 2016. The event is planned as a “festive and colorful day” recognizing the success of the five-year “Find Us Faithful” Campaign, including the opening of Lee’s new School of Nursing building and further development of the southern end of the Cleveland, Tennessee campus.
Cleveland, TN—State and regional overseers, as well as youth and discipleship directors from across the United States are gathering for Leadership 2016, a biennial conference to train and equip state and regional leaders for service in the Kingdom.
The 2015—2016 term of Calling and Ministry Studies (CAMS) had a final enrollment 676, a figure that represents the number of applicants participating in the program, while the number of states/regions participating was 36, along with Bahamas and Eastern Canada.
People for Care and Learning (PCL), an independent benevolent organization with roots in the Church of God, has announced a change in leadership from Dr. Fred Garmon to Rev. Travis Johnson, effective at the end of this year.
