We’re sharing another religious discrimination case involving a fellow sister in Christ—this time a member of the United Church of God who was reportedly fired after refusing to work on the Sabbath. According to the complaint, she had requested Saturdays off for religious reasons during her initial interview, and that request was honored for several months…
We wanted to share an opportunity to support Mark and Jodie Pape (COG Members) after a house fire on May 7 resulted in the total loss of their home. Thankfully, Mark, who is wheelchair bound, was able to get out safely. Jodie, who is currently recovering from hip replacement surgery, was also not injured. They…
Church of God Network is pleased to announce a recent grant award to Sampson Asare, a member of the United Church of God in Ghana. Sampson is currently pursuing a Master of Philosophy (MPhil) in Curriculum and Pedagogic Studies at the University of Education, Winneba. His academic work is focused on improving teaching, learning, and…
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A few weeks ago, we introduced you to John Mensah—a skilled electrician from Ghana with a vision to serve his community through an electrical supply and service shop. With the help of the COG Development Program, John set out to build something meaningful: a business grounded in honest work, practical service, and long-term impact—with the…
One of the core goals of Church of God Network is to support initiatives that strengthen fellowship, encourage spiritual growth, and build meaningful connections among brethren. One of our recent grant awards helped do exactly that through the fifth annual “In Him” Men’s Retreat, held over Presidents’ Day weekend at Shepherd of the Ozarks. This…
We’re excited to announce and congratulate John Mensah of Ghana as the newest recipient of a COG Development Grant! John is a trained electrician with a vision for how he can use his skills to serve his local community. With the support of this grant, John plans to establish a small electrical supply and service…
“Behold, how good and how pleasant it is for brethren to dwell together in unity!”
—Psalm 133:1