CLEVELAND, Tenn. — Lee University, in partnership with World Missions, recently held its annual Lee Missions Week. The Missions Week project for this year was the Church of God children’s home Hogar Agape (House of God’s Love) in Managua, Nicaragua.

World Missions from the Hispanic/Latino churches (1987 – 2007)

By Grant McClung

One of the advantages of thirty years in global missions involvement is the vantage point of looking back for perspective.

Nadia Cavner of the Nadia Cavner Group at BancorpSouth Investment Services has been named Outstanding Philanthropist of the Year by the Ozark Region Chapter of the Association of Fundraising Professionals (AFP). The recognition will take place on National Philanthropy Day, November 16, 2007.

ZAMBIA, Africa — Three young men from Emma’s Kids Christian Academy won first place in?the Accelerated Christian Education National Competition?held in Lusaka,?Zambia. They now have the privilege to travel to South Africa for the 2007?All-Africa Student Convention.?

Depending on how you look at it, Sen. Charles Grassley is either a crusader for righteousness or a devil with horns.

At least seven people were killed after an 18-year-old man opened fire at a high school in southern Finland. Could this be related to violent video games? John Douglas thinks so – and he should know. He’s played over 7,000 of them!

Global Christian broadcaster, GOD TV, is planning a mammoth tour which will see thousands of Christians from different countries visit Israel next May for the holiday of a life-time, as they celebrate her 60th Anniversary as a modern nation.

With the 2007 Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) underway, Operation Compassion announces that it is a participant. After several years of successfully processing information, Operation Compassion has been included in this year’s campaign for federal employees.

Nicaragua is the largest country in Central America, but it is also the second poorest country in the Western Hemisphere. Forty-eight percent of the 6 million people in Nicaragua live below the poverty line. Many households are single parent homes and many other children are abandoned by their families and society.