Cleveland, TN–Beginning August, 2024, Lee University will pilot a fully online, asynchronous academic program designed for high school juniors and seniors. Produced by Lee Online, the program will provide curriculum which satisfies requirements for high school and college credit, making it possible to graduate from high school with considerable progress toward a bachelor’s degree.

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“The People’s House” has been returned back to the people.

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With the passage of Senate Bill SB123, Louisiana has become the third state to enact a bill that provides for chaplaincy in schools, ahead of the passing of HB334.

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Cleveland, TN–Lee University president Dr. Mark Walker has notified the school’s board of directors that he will not seek a second four-year term and will conclude his presidency on May 5, 2024.

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The American Bible Society will be closing down its Faith and Liberty Discovery Center, around three years after the Philadelphia, Pennsylvania-based museum, which cost around $60 million, had opened.

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Every day, many women and children in the toughest places walk 1-2 hours–and often much more–to locate clean drinking water for their families.* To highlight this issue on World Water Day, March 22, compassionate Americans from coast to coast will wait two hours after waking up before taking their first drink.

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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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