The Impact of God’s Justice on the Nations
Justice and injustice are more than individual acts. Justice and injustice are manifested in the mores and laws of people groups, communities and nations. Whether it applies to people groups,...
IPHC General Superintendent Dr. Doug Beacham to Release New Podcast
IPHC General Superintendent Doug Beacham will launch a new podcast on Thursday, May 2, 2019. “Thoughts with Dr. Doug Beacham” focuses on Christian life, ministry, and leadership, as well as...
We Have More Work to Do to END RACISM
The 25th commemoration of the historic “Memphis Miracle” occurred in March. IPHC leaders joined with the nearly 200 delegates of Pentecostal and Charismatic Churches of North America (PCCNA) to thank...
It’s Time to End 400 Years of Injustice
The Joseph narrative in Genesis describes the ascent of Joseph, an Israelite, from a dungeon to the highest political positions in Egypt. With almost absolute economic control of Egypt, Joseph...
Our Theme for 2019: We Prayerfully Value Justice
In 2019, the IPHC turns its attention to one of the most important and challenging of our seven core values: Justice. It is important because God’s nature, our sinful experience...
A Significant IPHC Centennial
At 8 p.m. on Tuesday, New Year’s Eve, 1918, G. F. Taylor led in a prayer meeting focused on the opening of the Franklin Springs Institute on Wednesday, January 1, 1919 (later...