Cleveland, Tenn.–On Monday evening, November 14, 2011 at 7:00 p.m., the School of Religion at Lee University will sponsor a lecture by Dr. Jerald Daffe entitled “Crosses, Communion, Coffee and Couches.”

Every evening up to 100 teenagers representing dozens of nationalities and various religious backgrounds converge on the community center in Råslätt, a largely-immigrant suburb of Jönköping, Sweden.

Evangelist Billy Graham reflects on ministry at the occasion of his 93rd birthday.

The next video Web cast with General Overseer Raymond Culpepper is slated for Tuesday. November 8, 2011 at 7:00 p.m. EST.

The Nazi Party was so thoroughly organized, having spies left and right, that my better judgment told me that my religious activities would sooner or later be called into question. Herman Lauster

The Bible is the #1 bestseller of all time. But this month it has a new claim to fame, beating out Angry Birds in the never ending app download competition. Publishers Weekly reported this week that we are in the midst of a “digital Bible explosion.”

The Burmese government recently imposed new regulations restricting the ability of Christians in the country to worship, hold Bible studies and pray, according to reports.

You’ve heard of the Church of God, but what about the Church on Facebook?

The Lee University Video Production Center, directed by Dr. Ron Gilbert, will stream three live events in three days on the leeuniversity.edu website. Starting tomorrow night, Nov. 3, web browsers and smart devices will be able to stream live video of a dedication service in the new Lee University Chapel, Volley for the Cure, and the Homecoming Music Festival.