Cleveland, TN–Lee University’s 2023 Homecoming weekend is set for Nov. 3-4. Thousands of students, alumni, faculty, and staff will gather on campus for a weekend of highlights, including the 60th anniversaries of the Lee Singers and Alpha Gamma Chi, both founded in 1963.

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NASCAR driver JJ Yeley proudly announces his partnership with the International Fellowship of Christians and Jews (The Fellowship) to launch a shared campaign, “Race to Support Israel,” to help drive awareness and raise vital funds to support the organization’s emergency aid efforts following the devastating attacks by Hamas against Israel last week.

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Pacific Justice Institute has achieved a significant triumph against the severe discrimination that numerous residents of Washington State have faced in recent years.

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Cleveland, TN—Lee University and the Church of God recently partnered on two separate ministry initiatives.

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Widely recognized as one of the earliest pioneers of Christian Rock music in America, Cleveland-based author Joe Markko has released his latest award-winning book, “Genesis of a Genre: The Birth of Christian Rock.”

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In an era where over a third of the world lacks access to the gospel, Greg Kelley, CEO of Unknown Nations, embarks on a pivotal journey to reverse this vast discrepancy in his new book, “Last 4 Words.”

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Dr. Daniel Woods will present the Eighteenth Annual Azusa Lecture on Thursday, November 9, at 7:00 p.m., in the Lee University Chapel. Woods will present “The Confessions of Benjamin Hardin Irwin: Why We Should Bother to Listen.” Following Woods’ presentation, the Dixon Pentecostal Research Center will honor Dr. Harold Bare with the Spirit of Azusa Award and a reception for his exemplary pastoral leadership and ministry of encouragement.

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Announced today, Minno, Slingshot Productions, Sunrise Animation Studios, and Angel Studios team up to release the episodic series “Young David” beginning November 10.

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Jewish Christians in Israel, including Russian-speaking immigrants who’ve fled the war in Ukraine, are delivering aid to traumatized Israeli families, even as rockets continue to rain down.

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