Cleveland, TN—One of the Church of God’s well-known congregations is taking the four Sundays in June to dedicate a new facility built on the site of a former golf course.

With starvation fueled by the COVID-19 crisis threatening thousands across South Asia, a leading mission agency has launched a new global movement — Don’t Mask Your Eyes — to draw attention to the suffering of migrant families.

Shaun King, the controversial Black Lives Matter activist known for pushing false claims, called for the destruction of Jesus Christ statues and Christian churches for their depiction of the “white” holy family, which King argued are forms of “white supremacy” and “racist propaganda” that promote “oppression.”

Dr. Robert O’Bannon, 82, passed away earlier this month in a healthcare facility in Cleveland, Tenn. His life was a testimony of weaving in missionary work to make a difference for the kingdom, sometimes sacrificing, or placing on hold, other callings.

Today, June 22, 2020, Cornerstone Television Network — a faith-based television network — will officially unveil “Hope Today” (the makeover of its flagship talk/inspiration program) to begin airing at 9 AM (LIVE), 1 PM & 8 PM/ET, Monday-Thursday. For the past seven years, the program previously known as “Real Life” served the ministry well, reflecting a message of faith and abundant life. And while those priorities remain, Cornerstone Network has transformed and re-named the program to “Hope Today” to reflect a growing need for hope and inspiration in our culture.

Senior Pastor of Northern California’s Bethel Church and Best-Selling Author Bill Johnson is releasing his inspiring new book, “Hope in Any Crisis,” about finding peace and comfort when gripped by fear in uncertain times, such as during the COVID-19 pandemic.

Cleveland, TN–Lee University President Dr. Paul Conn announced Thursday that the school is establishing an Office of Racial and Ethnic Relations with Cleveland educator and Lee alumna Gloria Scott-Richmond as its first director.

It was in the fall of 1987. I had moved to Mesquite, Texas, to take a position with Church on the Rock in Rockwall. My life had been turned upside down; everything was falling apart.

More than 400 police officers were injured defending Americans from violent rioters. Now the defended are demanding the police be defunded.