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Biden Administration Finalizes Rule on Religious Liberty Protections

'Today’s announcement establishes uniform policies to safeguard Americans from religious discrimination in social services,' said Health and Human Services Secretary Xavier Becerra.

‘How Great Thou Art’ Gets New Ending on 75th Anniversary of Famed English Translation

‘When we approached all the people to be part of it, we had a lot of green lights very quickly,’ singer Matt Redman said of participating recording artists.

Former Boy Band Star Accuses Taylor Swift of Performing ‘Demonic Rituals’ During Concerts

Devout Christian and former boy band pop star Shane Lynch of the Irish group Boyzone accused Taylor Swift of performing “demonic rituals” during her concerts.

Hulk Hogan’s Top Priority Now Is ‘Being a Messenger for My Lord and Savior’

Professional wrestling superstar Hulk Hogan says that the top priority in his life now is telling people God's truth. Hogan, who recently rededicated his life to Jesus and was baptized, says that he now realizes everything else in life comes second to the gospel.

Franklin Graham Meets Donald Trump While Preaching the Gospel on Tour of Border Towns

During his 10-city God Loves You Frontera tour along America’s southern border, Franklin Graham has been sharing the gospel with people who “need to hear a message of hope.” On Feb. 29, he shared a photo of himself at an airport shaking hands with former president Donald Trump.

Jean Graham Ford, Last Living Sibling of Billy Graham, Passes Away at 91

Jean Graham Ford, the last living sibling of Billy Graham, has passed away at the age of 91, the family announced on Thursday, Feb. 29. 

David Allen To Be Nominated for SBC President at 2024 SBC Annual Meeting

Well-known academic leader and preaching coach David Allen will be nominated for SBC president at the 2024 SBC Annual Meeting this summer.

Nuns in a Time of Nones: The Winding Path to Today’s Religious Vocations

From 2020 to 2022, more than 900 women and men entered religious life in the U.S. Of that number, 403 were women, said Sister Debbie Borneman, director of member relations and services at the National Religious Vocation Conference, a professional organization for vocation directors.