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Man on Hospice Care Gets Final Wish: To Be Baptized

Jenis James Grindstaff, who is in his 80s and on hospice care in South Carolina, just had his last wish fulfilled: to be baptized by immersion.

Sri Lankans Prepare for Bittersweet Christmas With Extra Security

After a series of attacks that ravaged three churches in the capital of Sri Lanka this Easter, Christians in Colombo especially are preparing for a bittersweet and cautious Christmas.

Just Mercy Takes a Look at Everyday Hero Bryan Stevenson

“This is the most important film I’ve ever done,” Jamie Foxx said about his role in the film Just Mercy. The film showcases the real-life work of attorney Bryan Stevenson.

Should We Be Praying That God Would Resurrect Olive?

Christians worldwide have been praying that Jesus would resurrect the daughter of Bethel worship leader Kalley Heiligenthal. The situation has raised concerns about how believers should pray for miracles and how church leaders should encourage people to do so. 

The New Jasmine Is a Christian and an Advocate for Compassion

You might know Naomi Scott from her role as Jasmine in Disney’s live action adaptation of the movie "Aladdin." But what you might not have realized is that Scott is an Ambassador for Compassion International and is passionate about empowering women.

Christmas, Kids, and Sexual Abuse: 5 Tips for Safety

When the subject of holiday parties comes up, we often don't think about protecting our kids from sexual abuse, but we really should.

Children’s Ministry Volunteer Sentenced to 75 Years for Sexual Assault

Jacop Hazlett, a former volunteer at NewSpring Church in North Charleston, South Carolina, has been sentenced to 75 years in prison for sexual crimes against children.

Study Asks: How Long Do Most Pastors Preach?

A new study from Pew Research reveals the average amount of time pastors preach. Analyzing four major Christian traditions, the study found Catholic homilies to be the shortest while black churches have the longest sermons.