Cleveland, TN–Lee University Online has once again been ranked in the top tier U.S. News and World Report’s Best Online Bachelor’s Programs. It has also been ranked for its online Master of Business Administration program, and for the first time, its online Bachelor of Business Administration program.

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While coronavirus has led to fewer students in public schools, a group of 12 major associations of Christian educators is readying a conference that will help bridge divides and embrace change in teaching and learning amid increased enrollment at faith-based institutions.

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The percentage of teens using illicit substances dropped significantly in 2021 as the pandemic forced them into isolating from friends, classrooms and extracurricular activities.

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There are many moving parts in the ever-evolving landscape of global orphan care. They cannot be siloed and must work in harmony with one another in order to achieve the best outcomes for the child. However, those working on behalf of orphaned children must do so within the cultural context, available resources and laws of their own countries and local communities. Help comes in all forms, varying from community, institutional, and individual support.

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Evangelist Will Graham will broadcast a special Good Friday service on Friday afternoon, April 2, at 4 p.m. EDT, live from the Billy Graham Library in Charlotte. He will be joined for the outreach by award-winning Christian musical artist Aaron Shust.

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Summit Ministries, an organization equipping and supporting rising generations to embrace God’s truth and champion a biblical worldview, announces today’s launch of “The Dr. Jeff Show,” a video and audio podcast. The weekly podcast is hosted by Dr. Jeff Myers, President of Summit Ministries and one of America’s most respected authorities on youth leadership development.

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Cleveland, TN—While not as prominent in the overall ministry of the Church of God as it once was, Forward in Faith continues to garner consistent listeners, both on the radio airwaves and now as an on-demand digital download.

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For the first time in 70 years, there will be no public prayer gathering at the US Capitol Building during The National Day of Prayer.

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This past weekend, those who wanted to attend Trinity Bible Chapel in Kitchener, Ontario, Canada found the church doors locked against them. The closure came following a court order granted to the attorney general to lock the doors for one week after “allegedly breaking COVID-19 restrictions on a repeated basis,” Kitchener Today reports.

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On Sunday, July 11, 2021, thousands of people across Cuba joined in protest, seeking basic medication and vaccines to combat the coronavirus that is rapidly spreading across the island.

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In a part of the world where Christians and Jews were once dominant and, as recently as the 1950s comprised 20% of the population, the Rev. Andre YS Mahanna stands tall in the Middle East as he advocates for the Christian faith.

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An apparent ongoing anti-Christian campaign in Canada has resulted in a total of 45 churches attacked with some of the buildings burned to the ground.

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Cleveland, TN–Lee University recently approved the founding of the Center for Responsible Citizenship (CRC).

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A groundbreaking Baylor University study of a Prison Fellowship International (PFI) in-prison program provides evidence that the faith-based course transforms prisoners – and leads to culture change in prisons.

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The Grand Canyon University Worship Arts program has released its sixth album, Canyon Worship 2021. All 10 new songs were written and performed by GCU students and recorded in the University’s state-of-the-art recording studio.

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