NationsWorship, a live worship experience with participants from Africa, Asia, and the Americas, will be held at Dove Westgate church in Ephrata, Pennsylvania, as well as live streamed across the world on November 19, 2021. Global Disciples, with partners in 62 countries, will host the worship event. Those interested in joining the celebration should register at globaldisciples/nationsworship.

Lee University is one of the 143 best colleges in the Southeast, according to The Princeton Review, a leading tutoring, test prep, and college admission services company.

Intercessors for America—a national grassroots organization uniting 300,000 citizens to pray and take action on the key issues confronting America—is announcing 50 days of prayer leading up to the pro-life case Dobbs v. Jacksons Women’s Health Group being argued before the Supreme Court on December 1st. The campaign is designating specific days for people from each state to join in praying for the Dobbs case and for the protection of the unborn.

A ministry that shares the Bible with people in far-flung corners of the world is embarking on a new faith outreach — this time, in the heart of America’s own Bible belt.

Cleveland, TN–Lee University’s 2021 Homecoming weekend is one month away, scheduled for Nov. 5-6. After an entirely virtual homecoming celebration last year, the Lee family is once again invited to gather with old and new friends in person for a weekend full of Lee events.

Author Kenneth Wayne Hancock says that he has uncovered a Biblical secret. Everyone, including atheists and agnostics, is extolling God when they say the word “Hallelujah.”

The Christian life is not so much about “walking the line” as hitting the road. It is not about keeping the rules so God will like us and bless us; it is about walking with God through the adventures of life. As we climb the mountains of joy and descend into the dark valleys of suffering, we mature.

Reformation Sunday, the time set aside by Church of God congregations to honor its retired ministers and widows, has been set for Sunday, October 24.

The Biblical Archaeology Society, publisher of Biblical Archaeology Review (BAR) magazine, will host its signature event online this fall. The 24th Annual Bible and Archaeology Fest on October 16–17, 2021 offers live talks from leading Bible scholars and archaeologists from around the world via Zoom. Paid participants can enjoy a weekend of accessible, online learning with 20 experts in the field.