Would you like to be in a good mood every day? You are probably thinking, Yes, of course I would. Who wouldn’t?

Cleveland, TN–Next Tuesday, September 22, the Pentecostal Theological Seminary will have a special guest for chapel, Stephen Proctor. Because of the anticipated attendance for this event, the location of the chapel service will be the Bryant Fellowship Hall at the North Cleveland Church of God at 11:00 a.m.

WorldVenture and Code for the Kingdom are pleased to announce the launch of the faith-based “Rocky Mountain Hackathon” in the Denver metro area. The event, taking place Nov. 6-8 at Colorado Christian University, will bring together coders, designers, marketers, entrepreneurs and technologists to tackle global challenges from a Christian perspective. Industry-leading mentors from Google, StumbleUpon, Global Media Outreach and others will be available to consult with all attendees.

Dr. Jim Richards’ new book “Apocalypse: A Spiritual Guide to the Second Coming” begins shipping today. Readers have ordered months in advance to be first to receive copies because it offers something completely different than other ‘End Times’ books. Dr. Richards doesn’t attempt to predict when the next Blood Moon, the Rapture or the Tribulation will take place. Those ‘End Times’ topics, he believes, have already been covered in hundreds of books and countless opinions.

Jesus said the truth sets us free. But the opposite is also true: Lies put us in bondage—even if the lies are spoken from a pulpit by a sincere minister or a Christian celebrity.

Lee University’s fall enrollment was boosted by a “strong upsurge” of incoming freshmen, closing registration last week with an overall enrollment of 5,041 students.

The fall 2015 edition of Engage journal has been released in digital format on www.cogengage.org.

(NOTE: This prayer request was recently passed on to Faith News and is from Dan and Marilyn Wilson)

Cleveland, Tenn.––September 11, now known as Patriot Day, was a time for repentance and consecration this year throughout America as hundreds of thousands gathered for prayer across all 50 states at county courthouses, churches, prisons, university campuses, public parks, and Marking the 14th anniversary of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, this was not simply a day of remembrance and mourning, but a time for ecumenical, cross-generational, and multi-cultural gatherings as differences were set aside to join together in a common goal of focusing on transformation in the spiritual condition of the nation. Many events also included a special moment of thanksgiviing for local first responders along with prayer for the families of the fallen and those currently serving in these roles.