Cleveland, TN–Lee University will host its annual Homecoming celebration online from Friday, Nov. 13-Sunday, Nov. 15 to celebrate Lee alumni. This year’s theme is “Forever a Flame.”

Crest Publishers is proud to debut a new book, “Proper Perspective” from Ben Nelson. The book will release on 12/1/2020 and will be available for pre-sale on 11/1/2020.

The years spent in high school are a pivotal time, where plans for the future, hopes, dreams and the purpose of life are at the forefront of young people’s minds. It can also be a time of confusion, lack of direction, depression and even hopelessness. Knowing that God has a plan and purpose for each of them, and that they are meant for more than simply getting by, is at the heart of the message being sent right into the palm of their hands. This month National School Project and Groundwire have partnered together to turn www.MeantForMore.us into an evangelistic tool specifically targeting those lost and hurting students.

As a nationwide election approaches in two weeks, Church of God General Overseer Tim Hill has posted a message encouraging the Church of God and Christians everywhere to go to the ballot box on November 3.

Iran’s “underground” house church movement — the fastest growing evangelical church in the world — is being fueled by explosive social media use and satellite television viewership, according to new findings.

Goodwill Rights Management Corporation (GRMC), a leading Christian publishing and rights services agency, today announced the release of its first audiobook, All of Grace – an innovative production that coalesces the spoken word with music for a multidimensional listening and worship experience.

Members of the Church of God Doctrine and Polity Committee have released the follow up to a recently released paper in the series entitled, “Headship and Women in Leadership.”

Introducing the “Biblical Voter Booklet—A Step-by-Step Guide to Biblical Voting: What you Need to Know to Save America.”

As a whole, most of us do not like change and that also includes the church. But because of Covid-19, churches have had to change to adapt to this pandemic.

Through the use of technology (youtube, streaming, podcast, etc.), the church is now able to spread the message of Jesus Christ through technology to those outside of their congregation.

Now that we have realized that the use of modern technology can be used to provide church services, we need to consider how technology can also enhance our worship services.

There is no denying that our culture today is dominated by images in our everyday life. And like the old saying goes “a picture is worth a thousand words”. Because images are part of our everyday life and they can convey a message better than words, we need to explore more possible ways to affect a person’s understanding of the gospel and God’s love through how we worship.