The 107th Annual Assembly will begin on Tuesday, August 21st at 6:30 PM and will conclude Sunday, August 26th immediately following the afternoon session.
The detailed program of the 107th Annual Assembly can be downloaded in PDF format and can be viewed using the latest version of Adobe Reader. A downloadable ePub version is provided for users of mobile devices.
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Broadcasting of each session will begin immediately following the preliminary music. Each session's end time is subject to change without notice to adjust to program changes as well as the moving of the Spirit of God.
The final session of the Assembly was highlighted by a message, "Every Member Baptized with the Holy Ghost and Fire " preached by Sharon Griffin.
Joshua Farthing preaches and Robert F. Strong, Sr. coordinates the Sunday School Department.
Dedicated to the youth of the Church, the annual VLB program and march are led by Dustin Hays.
Delegates enjoy missionary reports as Betty Bishop directs the Womens Missionary Band program.
ABM Coordinator Jackie Zimmerman directs the Assembly Band Movement program.
Buford Cox ministers to the Assembly on the topic "Seeing Eye to Eye."
Donaldo Acosta conducts the annual healing line services and preaches "Wilt Thou Be Made Whole?"
General Overseer Stephen E. Smith delivers his annual address to the General Assembly.
Michael Jernigan preaches on "There is One Body", and progress reports from Central & South America, Mexico, & Puerto Rico.
Delegates rejoice during the annual World Mission program coordinated by Robert J. Hawkins, Jr.
Session included a message, "Glory in the Cross", by Joseph Hill and the Evangelism program directed by E. Roger Ammons.
The Wednesday Evening session was highlighted by the annual CPMA Program directed by Melvin Byers.
Message by Tom Kelley and boost of The Evening Light by Ray D. Dupre.
Messages by Shanna Weekes and A.L. Harris. Progress reports from North America and the Caribbean.
While the General Assembly provides a forum for worship, fellowship, and unity of Spirit, its chief purpose is business, both doctrinal and practical. From the beginning it has been the expressly stated purpose of the Assembly to search the Scriptures for additional light and knowledge.
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Open arms of invitation are extended to all to join us in seeking God's glory during this annual gathering.
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Cleveland Daily Banner reports the upcoming 106th Annual Assembly.
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The 107th Annual Assembly will be held at Ridgecrest Conference Center near Asheville, North Carolina.
Ridgecrest Conference Center offers several lodging accomodations at its facility. Reserve your room for the Assembly today!
Situated in the Blue Ridge Mountains, Ridgecrest Conference Center is conveniently located in Black Mountain, NC off of Exit 66 on I-40.
Ridgecrest Conference Center offers many dining opportunities on its campus. This benefit allows delegates to enjoy meals and fellowship on the same campus as the auditorium.