This year, the Church of God in Christ is coming home. “It is a dream come true to come back home to our Jerusalem,” said Bishop David Hall Sr., pastor of the historic Temple Church of God in Christ ...

Around 25,000 COGIC saints descended on Memphis over the past week, and they hope to continue making Memphis the location for the annual Holy Convocation for a long time in the future. But doing so ...

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It took years of negotiations and nearly $1 million in incentives for the Church of God In Christ to bring its largest annual event, the Holy Convocation, back to Downtown Memphis in 2021. COGIC has ...

“God has blessed during our time in St. Louis,” said Church of God In Christ Presiding Bishop Charles Blake Sr. during service on Sunday, November 8 in the Edward Jones Dome. As 25,000 saints came ...

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - The Church of God in Christ kicked off its Holy Convocation, its last in Memphis, by giving back to families who really need the help. The need is even larger in the midst of a ...

MEMPHIS, Tenn. — The Church of God in Christ announced on Saturday the 2020 Holy Convocation is canceled. In press release sent to WREG, concerns of spreading COVID-19 lead to church leaders making ...

MEMPHIS, Tenn. - The Church of God in Christ (COGIC) kicked off its 115th Holy Convocation in Memphis this morning, Nov. 7. This is the second year the event has been in Memphis since returning after ...

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“The time for assembly is God’s time,” said Superintendent John Smith during the welcome service for The Church of God in Christ’s (COGIC) 112th annual Holy Convocation. “It is not time to go to a ...