The Church of God is a Christian denomination that emphasizes the teachings of the Bible and the importance of a personal relationship with God. Founded in the late 19th century in the United States, it promotes holiness, evangelism, and community service. The church believes in the Trinity, the importance of baptism, and the need for spiritual growth. Members of the Church of God often gather for worship services, Bible studies, and community outreach programs. The denomination is known for its vibrant worship style, which may include music, singing, and prayer. It is part of the larger Pentecostal movement, which emphasizes the work of the Holy Spirit.