When was the first General Assembly of the Church of God held?

The first General Assembly of the Church of God was held in 1906, marking a significant event in the denomination’s history. This assembly was pivotal because it brought together church leaders and members to establish foundational doctrines, organizational structures, and a sense of unity among the growing movement. The gathering also solidified the Church of God's identity and mission, allowing it to address the needs of its congregants and engage more effectively in evangelism and community service. The year 1906 is thus recognized as a cornerstone year that set the stage for the development and expansion of the Church of God in the years to come.