Church of God Communications is pleased to announce the launch of a new website today on the main Church of God website, www.churchofgod.org. The new site replaces the General Assembly (GA2014) site that went live in January and is geared toward bringing the latest in news and information about GA2014 which begins next week in Orlando. The site can be reached directly via www.ga14.org.

What does a monument erected to an insect in Alabama in 1919 have to do with a young lady from Louisiana who was injured in the Colorado theater shootings in 2012? As strange as it seems the two became entwined when a soon to be author, Rhett Barbaree had a providential encounter with Bonnie Kate Pourciau of Baton Rouge, La three months prior to the theater shooting.

Over two-thirds of American families today are affected by substance addictions. Even worse, these addictive behaviors often lead to crime, but as few as 11 percent of prisoners receive proper treatment to help them achieve recovery.

Several villages in central India have outlawed the open practice of Christianity—a move of questionable legality yet one that worries church leaders who say it already has encouraged anti-Christian violence.

Pathway Press has announced today the release of “Called to Serve,” a compilation of biographies of all past general overseers of the Church of God. Launch of the publication coincides with the upcoming Church of God International General Assembly, which begins July 29 in Orlando, Florida.

Arizona authorities are probing a series of arson fires at suburban Phoenix churches as possible hate crimes after an apparent arsonist set Bibles alight on church doorsteps, police said on Thursday.

Movieguide® has been helping millions of families navigate the movies for three decades. Today, they released a new app that does that better than ever before.

The Churches Making Movies Christian Film Festival (CMM) announced today the first films selected for its 2014 festival to be held October 10-14 in Iselin, New Jersey. The festival is the only film festival in the world dedicated to showcasing church-produced feature films.

Sevierville, TN—The Iris B. Vest Widows Ministry Center is transitioning to Iris B. Vest SpiritCare Center.