Chris Dorean’s new book, FLASHES OF GLORY: Revealing the truth of both Science and the Bible, but not evolution! ($14.99, paperback, 9781498422109) delves into the ongoing “Bible vs. Evolution” debate with evidence that disproves the evolution theory. The author hopes that, as a result of reading his book, readers will understand the Bible much better, divert from evolutionistic ideas, and find new happiness and peace of mind concerning what God says in the Bible.

A new exhibition of ancient clay tablets discovered in modern-day Iraq is shedding light for the first time on the daily life of Jews exiled to Babylon some 2,500 years ago.

Within two years of graduation, seven out of 10 college students stop attending church; less than 30 percent of 18- to 29-year-olds says their religious beliefs are important; and 20 percent of Americans claims no religious affiliation. Across the nation, young people are leaving the faith, and churches are at a loss regarding how to stop it.

In many parts of the county, winter means snow, clouds, cold temperatures and even mild depression. For Church of God Youth and Discipleship, winter = Winterfest… a time of revival, encouragement, and spiritual renewal for thousands of students around the U.S.A.

In his new book, Tending The Warrior Soul, author Louis Harrison hopes to advance readers’ understanding of this soul damage; and to provide support, encouragement, biblical counsel, spiritual challenge, and helpful resources to those that need it.

On January 22, 2015, pureHOPE led the human trafficking track at Movement Day Greater Dallas, TX. The track, which equipped and mobilized Christian leaders, focused on education and dialogue to define what trafficking is, explain drivers of its growth, such as how porn consumption contributes to the demand, and how the Christian community can more effectively collaborate on counter-trafficking initiatives.

A new study, released by the National Home Education Research Institute and Generations with Vision, reveals consistent positive connections between a teen’s relationships with their parents, church attendance growing up, and homeschooling with their Christian growth well into adulthood.

A group of Lee University public relations students last week launched a Tennessee statewide campaign titled “Be a Neighbor. Be a Volunteer. Be Tennessee.” The campaign’s aim is to raise awareness about the national movement, Home Matters, and its beliefs on the significance of affordable housing. They held a press conference and reception on Feb. 2 at the Tennessee State Capitol to kick-off the campaign.

The 2015 state winners of the fifth annual Longest Married Couple Project, sponsored by Worldwide Marriage Encounter (WWME) , the original faith based marriage enrichment program in this country, were announced today.