Cleveland, TN–Officials at Lee University report that the spring graduation ceremonies, set for this weekend May 9-10, will be the largest in the school’s 96 year history, with more than 450 degrees expected to be conferred.

U.S. Supreme Court justices ruled yesterday that legislative bodies such as city councils can begin their meetings with prayer.

The defense of the Christian faith is in danger of becoming marginalized and dismissed by skeptics, warns the executive director of Athanatos Christian Ministries, an apologetics organization that is known for promoting and defending the Christian faith through the arts and literature.

An Israeli archaeologist says he found the legendary citadel captured by King David. The conquest allowed David to establish Jerusalem as the capital of Israel.

For the information of those who have asked about missionary support and funding, Dr. Tim Hill, director of World Missions, recently shared with donors the World Missions policy in place for the past 25 years.

April Shenandoah has gone from show business to God’s business, which has never been more evident than in her latest book, “Your Tongue Determines Your Destiny” (Harrison House). Originally released in 2012 with a foreword by Charles Capps, a new audio book version released this month, available at Audible and Amazon, among others.

I’m often asked, “Do you believe in the fivefold ministry? And do you believe that God is restoring it today?” To my mind, that’s the wrong question. It’s pushing the cart before the horse.

The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday upheld the right of government entities across the United States to allow sectarian prayers prior to public meetings.

The Church of God International Executive Council finished their regularly scheduled April session, completing more than 40 hours of deliberations at the International Offices in Cleveland, Tennessee.