Lee University to Host 2023 International Teen Talent
Cleveland, TN–Next week, from July 31 to August 4, Lee University will host the 2023 Church of God International Teen Talent, a competition which aims to help young people ages 13-19 discover their talents, develop that talent, and dedicate it to better serve the Lord. Students will compete in six categories, including music, art, drama, multimedia, creative writing, and Bible.
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Cleveland, TN–Six students from Lee’s Doctor of Education (EdD) and Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in Marriage and Family Therapy recently became the university’s first doctoral graduates in their respective programs.
Christian Community Credit Union Launches New Credit Card
Christian Community Credit Union (CCCU) is proud to announce the launch of the new Cash Rewards Visa® credit card, designed to benefit both cardholders and Christian charities.
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Church of God Teen Talent 2021 Projected for August at Lee University
In an intentional effort to highlight and invest in the “Jeremiah Generation,” the Church of God Youth & Discipleship Department plans to host the International Teen Talent Competition and Awards Festival, August 2-6, 2021 at Lee University in Cleveland, Tenn.
Fighting Homelessness and Addiction to Find Spiritual Peace
Mike Smith officially announced the release of his deeply moving memoir, “The Gutter Gospel” – a raw and personal account of one soldier’s deep-dive into the depths of mental illness and despair, addiction and avoidance, to navigate through the terrible purgatory of hopeless isolation.
Author Shares Story of Daughter’s Cancer in ‘Not My Plans’
With bright eyes and a mop of dark brown hair, pint-sized Natalie Yokeley carried wisdom, empathy, faith and earnestness beyond her years. Natalie was just 12-years-old when she was diagnosed with inoperable spinal cord cancer in 2008. Only nine months later, barely a teenager, her earthly journey came to an end.
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Global Ventures Seeks to Reach 67 Percent with the Gospel
Each day, 70,000 people die never having heard the Gospel of Jesus Christ. Since AD 30, 67 percent of all people have never heard the name of Jesus. Today, a third of humanity have no opportunity to hear the Gospel where they live.
Ukraine native Nadia Gordynsky is using her personal tragedy and struggles to make a real difference in this world. Gordynsky created and founded Save A Life International, a nonprofit organization serving women and children in Ukraine.
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A highlight of the Church of God General Assembly is the traditional gathering of thousands of women to experience worship, fellowship, and instruction at the Women’s Service. During the 78th International General Assembly of the Church of God, the service is slated for Wednesday morning, July 27, 2022 at the Stars of the Night Ballroom at the Gonzalez Convention Center in San Antonio, Texas.
New Book Offers Hope to Those Suffering from Physical, Emotional Illness
In these days of the COVID-19 pandemic, which has had both direct and indirect effects on people with chronic disease (according to the CDC),* Dr. Luann Dunnuck offers hope and freedom. She knows firsthand what it’s like to live among daily struggles, and she has seen the kingdom of God come to bring restoration and revival.
Group Urges Officials to Ensure Safety for Churches and Pregnancy Centers
The Illinois Family Institute is issuing this public statement to urge Governor J.B. Pritzker and Attorney General Kwame Raoul to prepare to ensure the safety of churches and pro-life pregnancy care centers in Illinois.
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