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There’s ‘No Shortage of Love’ in Danica McKellar’s New Children’s Book

It's as easy as counting to 100. Danica McKellar captures her love of family and deep appreciation of all things mathematical in her new children's book, "I Love You 100: A Counting Book Full of Love."

Despite Numerous Abuse Accusations, Former Missouri Pastor and School Board President Faces No Charges

Former Missouri Pastor Bobby Hawk will not be charged with a crime following an investigation into accusations that he groomed and sexually assaulted multiple underaged girls. 

9 NBA Players Who Boldly Share Their Christian Faith

The following individuals—nine Christian NBA players, a team chaplain, and a referee—are winners for sharing about eternal victory through Jesus Christ.

‘I Just Chalked It Up to Answered Prayer’—Jase Robertson Says Phil Improved When News About Phil’s Health Went Public

Alan and Jase Robertson gave an update on their father Phil Robertson's health in an interview with Allie Beth Stuckey. Jase explained why he believes his dad improved after the news about Phil's failing health went public, and the brothers also shared news about a recent fall their mother had.

Elevation Church Youth Pastor Fired After Sexual Misconduct Allegations at Previous Youth Ministry Come to Light

Tim Somers, a youth pastor for Steven Furtick’s Elevation Church in North Carolina, has been fired after being accused of engaging in sexual misconduct with students while serving with the youth ministry of Oaks Church in Red Oaks, Texas. 

Pope Francis’ Condition Is Still Critical, but Shows ‘Slight Improvement’

Doctors said there has been a “slight improvement” in Pope Francis’ condition on Monday (Feb. 24) after he suffered a respiratory crisis and blood work showed initial signs of kidney failure over the weekend. Despite the promising report, however, the doctors said their prognosis remains guarded.

Historic Black Churches Receive $8.5 Million in Preservation Grants

Thirty historically Black churches and projects, including those with ties to Civil Rights leaders who led churches and protests across the United States, are receiving grants totaling $8.5 million from the National Trust for Historic Preservation.

Congolese Christians Massacred Amid Terrorist Advances in Eastern DRC

Recent weeks have brought a wave of concerning news from central Africa’s Democratic Republic of the Congo. This week, local sources revealed the massacre of 70 Christians in DRC's eastern Lubero Territory near the country’s border with Uganda and Rwanda