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Megan Danielle Sings Lauren Daigle’s ‘Thank God I Do’ After Advancing to ‘American Idol’ Top 12
Megan Danielle sang Lauren Daigle’s “Thank God I Do” after host Ryan Seacrest announced she had won America’s vote.
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Bible App for Kids Celebrates 100 Million Downloads in 10 Years
One decade since its launch, the Bible App for Kids is celebrating the milestone of 100 million downloads. The free app, which resulted from a partnership between YouVersion and the faith-based organization OneHope, helps children learn and engage with Scripture.
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‘Jesus Revolution’ Holds No. 1 Spot on Amazon Best Sellers Chart, Beating ‘John Wick’ and ‘Top Gun: Maverick’
"Jesus Revolution,” which released today on DVD and Blu-ray, is the No. 1 bestseller on Amazon’s Movies & TV chart. The film is based on the life of Pastor Greg Laurie, who has encouraged believers to use it as a tool for evangelism.
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Christian Group To Organize Prayer, Evangelism Campaign at Sold Out SatanCon
As leaders of The Satanic Temple prepare to host SatanCon 2023 in Boston, leaders of Intercessors for America are preparing to travel to the event so that they can pray for and share their faith with attendees.
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Islamic Extremists Kills Pastor, Herdsmen Slaughter 134 Christians in Nigeria
Islamic extremists killed a pastor in northeast Nigeria, and terrorists in the country’s middle belt state of Benue killed 134 Christians the first week of April, sources said.
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In Texas, Republicans Push Bills Aimed At Enhancing Faith’s Role in School
The controversy revolves around three bills: One mandates the display of the Ten Commandments in public schools.
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New Study Suggests Thinking About God Can Make People More Generous to Outsiders
Religion is often seen as a source of conflict — giving insiders a source of community and support while drawing boundaries against outsiders.
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Oklahoma Pastor Is Not Sorry About Blackface Costume, Despite Outcry
Years-old photos recently went viral of an Oklahoma pastor dressed as Ray Charles and a Native American woman, sparking outrage by community groups and online commenters. But Pastor Sherman Jaquess is defending his actions and refuting claims of racism.
