Cleveland, TN–Lee University formally inaugurated Dr. Phil Cook as its 18th president on Friday, Sept. 19, in a ceremony held at the Conn Center on Lee’s campus.

The new school year is underway, and with it comes renewed questions: Who exactly are today’s young adults, and how do we reach them? Google “GenZ” and 1.3 billion hits emerge, but there is little clarity on what the next generation really thinks, feels and believes.

HIBERNATION, the first installment in an evocative trilogy by author S. J. Epps, invites readers into a polarized world where social order has flipped — ushering in a rainbow-dominated culture that challenges entrenched beliefs and flips the script on conventional power dynamics.

Cleveland, TN-—On Saturday, September 13, 2025, pastors and leaders of the East Central Hispanic Region (ECHR) were joined by members of the Church of God Executive Committee to dedicate a new regional office facility.

Washington, DC–Faith leaders gathered on the steps of the United States Capitol to hold a public witness to “Pray and Work to End Political Violence.”

Chuck Chadwick, founder and president of the National Organization for Church Security & Safety Management (NOCSSM), is often called the “Godfather of Church Security” because he was the first to push churches to take proactive security measures long before it was common.

Sevierville, TN–The Smoky Mountain Children’s Home (SMCH) has received official notification of its renewal of accreditation from the Council on Accreditation (COA) of New York, securing its accreditation through 2029.

Christian pastors and Evangelical leaders are joining the chorus of Americans nationwide who are mourning the loss of Christian social activist Charlie Kirk.

WASHINGTON — White House press secretary Karoline Leavitt pushed back Tuesday against critics who would assert that President Donald Trump’s initiative urging weekly group prayer for the United States is an example of Christian nationalism.