Global Communications exists to help the Church of God of Prophecy tell its story, strengthen its voice, and extend its reach through strategic communication, media, translation, digital platforms, and creative services.
Our mission is to amplify the story of God at work in the Church of God of Prophecy and to equip congregations to share that story with clarity, creativity, and excellence. We support the global mission of reconciling the world to Christ through the power of the Holy Spirit by using today’s tools and media to reach every possible people group.
Every story begins with a purpose. Ours has been shaped by a calling to communicate, connect, and carry a message that continues to reach people across generations.
Bishop Tim Coalter: Announcement of Global Communications
Since the revival fires of 1886 in Cherokee County, North Carolina, this movement has been committed to reconciling the world to Christ through the power of the Holy Spirit. From Appalachian roots to ministry in more than 130 nations today, we celebrate a vibrant, diverse family of believers, grounded in Scripture and united in faith.
As the Church of God of Prophecy has expanded across nations, languages, and cultures, Global Communications helps preserve this story, amplify what God is doing today, and pass that witness to future generations.
Global Communications serves in collaboration with the Presiding Bishop, General Presbyters, International Offices ministries, and a global network of writers, designers, translators, photographers, videographers, and digital creatives. Together, we seek to strengthen the church’s voice and tell the story of God at work across the nations.
Official portrait pending
Graphic Designer
French Translator
Spanish/Portuguese Translator
Production Designer
Digital Media Specialist
Website Coordinator
Editor
Spanish Translator
IT Support Specialist
Graphic Designer
Spanish Translator
IT Specialist
Executive Director of Global Communications
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