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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Upward Sports is pleased to announce today that it has expanded its sports ministry through a merger with Run for God Ministries.

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The Missionary Church USA elected its seventh president this week, marking a new era for the evangelical denomination based in Fort Wayne, Indiana.

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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.

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The Church of God Chaplains Commission has announced special discounted rates for Community Service Chaplaincy training set to take place June 26-30.

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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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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.

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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.

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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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