NACOG BLOG

January always carries a certain weight.   It is not just the turning of a calendar; it is a moment of recalibration. A collective pause. A sacred breath where hearts ask questions that schedules often silence: What kind of year will this be? What kind of people will we become?   Across the Church, I believe we are standing at such a threshold. For years, we have prayed for renewal, contended for transformation, and longed to see lives formed deeply, not just inspired briefly

A difficult assignment for the children of God Our evening walk through our neighborhood  usually begins as a quiet opportunity for reflection on our day. We pass a group of Sri Lankan Muslim women, heads covered and laughing together walking in the opposite direction. We smile and wave. They wave back. A young family from Sweden recently moved in, and the mother, pony-tail bouncing, runs by us with an energy we find ourselves wishing that we still had. The Pakistani Muslim f

The National Men’s Ministry of the Church of God has long been a vital part of our fellowship, calling men to deeper faith, stronger...

The Black Church Cornerstone Collaborative (BCCC) launched its inaugural cohort with a powerful gathering at the historic West Middlesex...

Invitations, confirmations, reservations, transportation, anticipations, inspiration, transformation—what do they all have in common? You...

Dear Co-Laborers, Recently Presiding Elder Clifton McDowell shared the announcement regarding the resignation of Rev. Dr. Matthew Quainoo...

Shalom and Happy New Year, NACOG Family As we proceed into another year of ministry, service, and activities, I hope you will pause and...

Blessings and Shalom NACOG Family and Friends, So happy to report the recent developments as they relate to the Rebuild Initiative taking...

We had a glorious time of worship, preaching, and celebration this past summer on Zion's Hill. On Sunday, August 13 our For Our Future...