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‘He Saved My Life’—Boy Helps Pastor out of Car in Flooded Indianapolis Street

When a water main broke and flooded an entire neighborhood, 72-year-old pastor George Shepard suddenly found himself floating down the street in his car. Thankfully, help was nearby.

Christians in Pakistan Flee Homes After Blasphemy Accusation

A third accusation of blasphemy in less than a month compelled Christians fearful of Islamic retribution to flee their homes in an eastern city in Pakistan this week.

White Texas Couple Leads ‘Let’s Talk Race’ Class To Educate Churchgoers

Shelley and David Park recommend books, movies, videos, podcasts and people to follow on social media to ‘expand your echo chamber.’

In-N-Out Bans Masks for Employees, Notes the ‘Importance of Customer Service’

In-N-Out continues to hit the news for its approach to COVID-19 pandemic protocols, as a recent employee memo detailed a new policy banning masks for employees.

‘It Will Be the Biggest Film in History’—Jim Caviezel Says ‘The Passion of the Christ’ Sequel Could Be 2 Movies

Earlier this month, actor Jim Caviezel provided an update on the highly anticipated sequel to Mel Gibson’s 2004 film “The Passion of the Christ."

Evidence of the Resurrection Is ‘Fascinating,’ Says Baltimore Ravens Coach John Harbaugh

Longtime NFL head coach John Harbaugh is an outspoken Christian, as well as a history buff. On a recent episode of the “Sports Spectrum” podcast, the Baltimore Ravens coach said he’s intrigued by historical proof of Jesus’ resurrection from the dead.

Virginia Teen Killed, 3 Others Injured in Fiery Car Crash While Returning From Church

A teenage girl died and three other teens were seriously injured in a fiery two-car collision in Burke, Virginia, on Tuesday (July 18) while returning from an evening prayer service at church.

77 Faith Groups Get Total of $92 Million for Innovative Faith Programs for Children

‘Whether it's fragmentation, technological advances or spirituality, we need to refresh the traditional approaches to our faith,’ said one grant recipient.