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SALISBURY — The Church of God Founded By Jesus Christ, Inc., a leading Pentecostal-holiness denomination with deep historical roots, declares the forthcoming 109th General Assembly to be held at its headquarters in Salisbury at Lilly’s Chapel. This sacred gathering of the church body signifies a momentous occasion, steeped in tradition and spiritual significance. The event starts on Sept. 18 and runs through Sept. 22.

Scheduled as the culmination of the convention season, the General Assembly holds paramount importance within the church community. It serves as a pivotal moment where clergy members can seek clergical promotion, embodying the enduring commitment to the teachings of Christ, as well where all congregants can witness the spiritual move of God

Bishop Alexander Glover, the presiding prelate of the Church of God Founded By Jesus Christ, Inc., expresses excitement at the prospect of returning to Salisbury.

“The anticipation for the General Assembly is palpable. We eagerly anticipate the spiritual enrichment that awaits us, as we come together to celebrate and grow in our faith,” Glover said.

Salisbury holds a special place in the annals of Church of God Founded By Jesus Christ, Inc. history. Over a century ago, church founders, Bishop William H. Lilly and Eldress Henretta Ricks introduced the Holiness Church movement to Salisbury, laying the foundation for what would become a thriving spiritual community. Their vision and dedication have flourished over time, culminating in the creation of a sacred gathering where members can showcase their God-given gifts and talents.

The forthcoming General Assembly is not just an event; it’s a testament to the enduring legacy of faith and community that has characterized the Church of God Founded By Jesus Christ, Inc. for generations. As attendees converge in Salisbury, they honor the past, embrace the present, and look forward to a future filled with spiritual growth and divine blessings.

Lilly’s Chapel is located at 618 West Thomas Street in Salisbury.