Published three times a year, the Winter 2023 issue of Church of God Engage journal has been released digitally at cogengage.org.

Maurice F. Martin is releasing his second book, Your But is Too Big. The book was written to help readers heal their past wounds and discover their higher selves.

With a new Republican majority, the U.S House of Representatives passed pro-life measures on Wednesday, including one aimed at protecting babies who survive an abortion and one condemning violence against pro-life charities and churches.

Lee University has been recognized for its honorable commitment to helping undergraduate students learn, grow, and succeed by Colleges of Distinction, a unique guide for college-bound students. Lee has been named a 2022-2023 College of Distinction, Tennessee College of Distinction, and Christian College of Distinction.

The Idaho Supreme Court ruled last week that the state Constitution does not provide a fundamental right to abortion.

Pacific Justice Institute has launched a full-scale attack against employers in Oregon who discriminated against employees who sought religious exemptions from state mandates requiring that they be vaccinated against COVID-19.

This Sunday, January 8, 2023, has been declared “Declaration of Faith Sunday” in the Church of God by General Overseer Timothy M. Hill.
The Church of God first adopted the Declaration of Faith, which contains 14 brief statements, in 1948 as its “official expression of Church of God belief.”

A pro-life pregnancy center firebombed by pro-abortion terrorists last year has announced a partnership with a noted law firm to conduct an independent investigation searching for the perpetrators of the violence as it continues to characterize the federal government’s response to the attacks as lackluster.

Based upon contemporary analysis, IBISWorld, (a global industry research establishment) notes that global publishing is now a $119 billion market, boasting more than 16,000 companies that frequent the industry. How can an author navigate a narrative this complex, and find their way through such a forbidding landscape to make demographic, economic, and market analytics work on their behalf and forge their legacy in the publishing profession?