Cleveland, TN—March 22, 2018—Fifty years ago today, church leaders gathered on the current campus of the Church of God International Offices to dedicate and cut the ribbon on a new four-story “general offices” building at Keith and 25th Streets.

May 19, 2018—Johannesburg, South Africa – The Empowered21 Africa Congress came to a close on Saturday, May 19, as more than 1,100 young people came forth to be anointed for ministry.

BAKERSFIELD, Calif. — A court case that tested the application of civil rights protections to Bible studies and a worship service in a senior community has been favorably resolved through a settlement.

The Lee University A Cappella ensemble Voices of Lee received three awards at the 2018 A Cappella Award ceremony, held in Nashville, Tennessee, this past Saturday.

Ten evangelical pastoral couples were killed when a plane crash shortly after takeoff in Cuba Friday.

Irish voters will decide this week whether to repeal the Eighth amendment to their constitution, which protects the right to life of both a mother and her unborn child. If it falls, as polling suggests it might, some fear it could open the way to abortion on demand.

Dr. Jerald Daffe, professor of pastoral studies at Lee University, recently had his newest book, “The Worship God Wants: Showtime, My Time or His Time,” published by Pathway Press.

Crisis-trained Billy Graham Rapid Response Team chaplains are on Hawaii’s Big Island to offer emotional and spiritual care to residents who have been displaced by eruptions from the Kilauea volcano.

Escalating violence in Myanmar has left almost 7,000 Christians without homes.