Detroit– Dalton & Tomich, PLC today announced attorney Alexander Reuter has joined the firm’s practice specializing in defending the religious freedoms of churches and other religious institutions in land use and zoning discrimination cases. The firm has particular expertise in cases involving violations of RLUIPA, the Religious Land Use & Institutionalized Persons Act.

The 10th Anniversary of THE DIVINE CODE: A PROPHETIC ENCYCLOPEDIA OF NUMBERS, Vol. I & II is ground-breaking in its scope.

On April 29-30, 2019, the Lighthouse Cities Leadership Coalition met in Cleveland, Tenn. for their third annual meeting. The coalition of pastors and state leaders are a part of Church of God World Missions’ “Send the Light to the Cities” effort.

The 19,000-member Christian Medical Association, the largest national association of faith-based doctors, lauded a conscience law-enforcing rule finalized today by the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) as a protection for both patients and doctors.

Christ for all Nations (CfaN) is thrilled to announce publishing a new resource, Humbled, a powerful new book by Carlos Annacondia, that released at the Light the Fire Again Conference (LFTA) in Toronto this week. In Humbled, Evangelist Annacondia gives readers an intimate, first-hand account of the journey that led him from a career as a successful businessman to the frontlines of international revival. Full of personal stories, scriptural insights, and practical guidelines, this book will inspire readers to partner with the Holy Spirit and embrace personal humility.

Church of God General Overseer Timothy M. Hill has released his latest entry into the “Let’s Talk About It” series. Added last month, the subject is titled, “Financing A Culture or Funding A Vision – The Courage to Melt the Iceberg.” The post, first released on Church of God social media, addressed the tough topics of the tithe of tithes reduction process, tithe reallocation, and “defunding a managerial culture.”

Internationally renowned faith leaders will address the United States for the National Day of Prayer on Thursday, May 2, in a tradition that began nearly 250 years ago.

John the Baptist said he was not worthy to untie Jesus’ lowly sandals. But in today’s hyper-cool, megachurch culture, a preacher’s footwear has become very pricey.

It was a beautiful Friday morning in Ecuador when Charles and Mavis Thornton and their ministry team visited the public school. They had a fun party and presented the gospel, as they always do. But this time something unusual happened. This time every person present – 126 children and six adults – accepted Christ as their savior.