Lee University has been listed as a College of Distinction once again for the 2014-15 school year. Colleges of Distinction is a website dedicated to honoring schools nationwide for their excellence in student-focused higher education.

Millions of Christians united across denominational, cultural, and political differences on Sunday, October 5, as part of The Day of Prayer for the Peace of Jerusalem (DPPJ) (www.daytopray.com) to intercede for the city God calls His own and to invoke God’s blessing, purposes, and provision upon all of Jerusalem’s people. From over 175 nations, believers gathered to pray in their worship services, in their homes, in regional gatherings, on the prayer app Instapray, and on a 24 Hour Prayer Conference Call.

Twenty years after award-winning author Lorilyn Roberts adopted her orphaned daughter from Nepal, she partners with Child Hope International to deliver Christian books to Nepal.

If you’ve ever struggled to pray for government leaders with whom you strongly disagree, imagine being an evangelical congressman or senator on the front lines in Washington, called by God to hit your knees on behalf of fellow lawmakers who blatantly reject the biblical values you treasure.

Church of God World Missions has announced an event for church planters to be held November 20 – 21, 2014 at the Abundant Life Church in San Antonio, Texas.

Bobby Schuller, grandson of Robert H. Schuller, has been named lead pastor and CEO of Shepherd’s Grove church and host of the renamed and reformatted “Hour of Power with Bobby Schuller” television program (www.hourofpower.org), which will launch Oct. 5.

Oklahoma City’s Roman Catholic archdiocese said on Thursday that its archbishop and a priest performed “prayers of exorcism” to help rid the Oklahoma City Civic Center Music Hall of dangerous spirits after a satanic “black mass” was held there.

My name is Loukya. I was born and brought up in a family that followed a traditional Asian religion. I am married, and my husband, Naathim, farms.

A formal unveiling of a display which commemorates 75 Church of God General Assembly events opened at the Pentecostal Research Center in the Squires Library, a shared facility on the campus of Lee University and the Pentecostal Theological Seminary.