Now in its 12th year, CASE Afterschool expands to new sites across Nashville and introduces student-led clubs that nurture creativity, learning, and community. Discover how CASE is creating spaces where students thrive.

Over a decade of ministry in the Philippines has led to the launch of C4GOD Philippines, a Christian church of GOD Intl built on seven core aspects. From Sunday services and Bible studies to youth group and community prayer, our growing church is learning together what it truly means to “Be the Church.”

Lead Teacher from The Academy for GOD Christian preschool program shares how intentional classroom design, structured play stations, and consistent routines create a nurturing environment for 3–5 year olds. Rooted in the theme “God’s Kids Make Good Friends,” the summer program builds social, emotional, and spiritual growth.

CASE Nation, a youth development program of GOD Intl, equips middle school students with character and life skills to mend, befriend, and make a difference. Building on last year’s Unmuted theme, CASE unites youth voices to create lasting community impact.

Serving refugees through English language learning at Buffalo Trails Apartments, a volunteer with GOD Intl's Language in Action (LIA) program shares powerful stories of healing, and growth. From Congolese to Venezuelan and Afghani students, this refugee ESL ministry is a testament to God’s compassion and care.

The Institute for GOD joins the National Christian College Athletic Association (NCCAA) as a provisional member for the 2025–2026 season. Representing the Phoenix, our Men’s Soccer and Women’s Volleyball teams will compete in Division II’s Mideast Region, reflecting our mission of Christ-centered excellence, servant-leadership, and competitive athletics.

WorkWell, a youth employment program of GOD Intl in Nashville, provides paid summer jobs and 28 hours of professional development for Gen Z youth ages 14–24. From hospitality to sustainable agriculture, participants gain leadership, workplace skills, and confidence to succeed in their careers and communities.

This blog features a conversation with Amanda Davis, Lead Educator at the Academy for G.O.D. Preschool, on how discipline can be both constructive and developmentally appropriate when paired with teaching, encouragement, and modeling. Grounded in biblical principles and years of classroom experience, the discussion offers practical insight for parents and educators seeking to build healthy foundations for young children.

In this blog post, Institute for GOD, Professor Reese shares how a simple book club at The Institute grew into something much more—a space for connection, deep conversation, and spiritual reflection. When a summer immersion trip to El Salvador presented a unique opportunity, he brought the concept abroad, using a Spanish-language book to foster language growth and community. Through literature, students engaged in meaningful dialogue, explored biblical themes, and built relat

Barnabas and Victor, locally trained members of our Community Works team in Uganda, recently completed a solar installation that now powers a home completely off-grid. Their work reflects the power of local leadership—meeting real needs through sustainable solutions built by the community, for the community.