Sis. Damara Tolman In today's world, we are constantly encouraged to achieve more, earn more, accomplish more, and prove ourselves. From an early age, we are taught to pursue success, collect achievements, and build a life that others will admire. While hard work and responsibility are valuable, many people find themselves carrying a burden they were never meant to bear—the pressure to find their identity in what they do rather than in who God says they are. This pressure aff

Rev. Ron Denton Have you ever found yourself in a place that you did not choose to be or wanted to be? That has certainly been the case with me. I cannot go into details of these situations but there have been times throughout my ministry that I have been in places and situations that I did not choose nor ask for. There have been multiple times and places that the Lord had instructed me to go, and I fought it and even said “NO!” Hey! I am not the only one to do so. Remember J

Sis. Rachel Pitts “Behold, I will do a new thing; now it shall spring forth; shall ye not know it? I will even make a way in the wilderness, and rivers in the desert... This people have I formed for myself; they shall shew forth my praise.” ‭‭Isaiah‬ ‭43‬:‭19‬, ‭21‬ ‭ Following Conference and Camp season, the people of the ABofC have returned home refreshed, inspired, and ready to serve the Lord with renewed passion and purpose. A fresh fire has been kindled, and this generat

This year's General Conference was full of big vision, anointed preaching, and community connection. Some of our wins reported by Brother Joseph Hale and Sister Anna Hale include: We were able to recognize 22 newly licensed ministers Monday night, many who were in attendance at conference— some who were there for the first time, and some who were born and raised in the ABofC! Six new ministers applied for license during the conference. We are looking forward to the growth we

by Reverend Bill Baldridge Part 1 – Notes from My Studies Please note this is a series and must be read as such. Perpetual-continual of enduring forever, continuing without intermission or interruption. The Associated Brotherhood of Christians (A.B.of C.) has always been an Apostolic Pentecostal “faith-based religion”. The A.B.ofC. believes in the main Apostolic Doctrines, i.e. One God (not Trinitarian), Baptism of the Holy Ghost with the evidence of speaking in other tongue