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Video Game Developers Crowdfund Over $272,000 To Create a Bible Experience ‘For the Younger Generation’

"Gate Zero," an immersive Bible-themed video game, has surpassed its Kickstarter crowdfunding goal, raising over a quarter of a million dollars in just over a week.

‘God Restores!’—Sean Feucht’s ‘Irreplaceable,’ ‘Anointed’ Guitar Found After Being Stolen

Just days after worship leader Sean Feucht revealed that his guitar was stolen from his car in Spokane, Washington, he announced on Sunday that it had been found and returned to him.

Catholic Democrats Issue New ‘Statement of Principles’ Defending Abortion Rights

A group of more than 30 Catholic Democrats in the U.S. House of Representatives unveiled a “statement of principles” on Saturday reaffirming their support for abortion access.

At PCA General Assembly, Voters Address Gender, Sexuality, and Sexual Abuse

At its 50th General Assembly last week, the Presbyterian Church in America (PCA) debated and voted on several overtures, or church-legislation measures, related to women in ministry, sexuality, and sexual abuse response.

Church Group in Texas Barely Escapes Van Before It Goes Up in Flames

A church van containing 11 youth and two adults caught fire as the group was on its way to a summer camp in Kerrville, Texas, earlier this week. The travelers said that within minutes after they got off the van, it was engulfed in flames.

Louisiana Pastor Allegedly Shoots Wife, Himself in Front of Their Children; Both Hospitalized

On Wednesday, Louisiana pastor Danny Prenell Jr. and his wife, Gabrielle, were taken to the hospital after Prenell allegedly shot her twice before turning the gun on himself.

In Church Remains, German Archaeologists Discover the Truth of ‘Atlantis of the North Sea’

Archaeologist Ruth Blankenfeldt, a member of the Rungholt Project, a collective of archaeologists who have been researching Rungholt, a lost city, for years, believes the group has discovered it.

Abuse Experts Look To Coming Synod to Promote Accountability on Abuse

Pope Francis’ project to reform power structures in the church might have a strong impact in addressing the clerical sexual abuse crisis.