Inside ‘Mimics,’ the Campy Horror Film With a Surprising Faith Twist – RELEVANT
The last place you'd expect to find Kristoffer Polaha is in a horror film. The actor built his career on Hallmark rom-coms and wholesome family fare. He's
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Scientific evidence for a ‘clockmaker’ explored in book for an anxious generation
The international bestseller God, The Science, The Evidence argues that scientific evidence for the existence of God complements faith and provides reassurance in an age of uncertainty. Christian Daily International interviewed Bolloré, 80, a computer engineer from Brittany currently living in London, about the science-faith debate presented in the book.
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Country Music Star Tears Up during Son’s ‘American Idol’ Audition: ‘That’s my boy!’
A country music star from the 1990s appeared to become emotional as he watched his son audition for American Idol with a song that the father had written as a testament to his love for his children
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‘This is How We Do It’ singer Montell Jordan on beating prostate cancer, redefining success: ‘God is healing’
Ahead of National Marriage Week, This is How We Do It singer Montell Jordan and his wife, Kristin, opened up about health, faith, marriage and family
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New Christian Artists Push Genre Boundaries With Rap, Afrobeats, and R&B
Often boosted by social media, many of them got their start with independent labels or by uploading self-made songs to streaming platforms. Now, bigger labels and streaming services are catching on.
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Trip Lee Is Reimagining What Worship Can Sound Like – RELEVANT
Two weeks before his first worship album, For His Glory Pt. 1, dropped, Trip Lee started feeling something unfamiliar. The artist who's spent nearly two
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Joseph Francis, Pakistani veteran minority rights advocate, dies at 81
Joseph Francis, a distinguished Pakistani minorities rights defender, passed away on Wednesday, Feb. 11, after a prolonged illness. He was 81.
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Madagascar churches mobilize as Cyclone Gezani death toll approaches 40
Intense tropical cyclone Gezani struck Madagascar’s eastern coast on Tuesday (Feb. 10), making landfall near Toamasina at approximately 7 p.m. local time. The storm, one of the most intense recorded in the satellite era, brought sustained winds of 110 mph and gusts exceeding 155 mph, killing at least 38 people and threatening a nation already struggling with disease, hunger, and political transition.
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ChurchWorks Summit explores faith and policy working together
Organizers have announced the speaker lineup for the ChurchWorks Summit, a one-day event exploring how faith and policy can work together for the social good. The summit takes place Feb. 27 at Central Hall in Westminster, London.
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Dissent Does Not Division Make
Three books on art and culture to read this month.
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Jelly Roll’s Wife Says Backlash to His Gospel Message at Grammy Awards is ‘borderline demonic’
Jelly Roll s wife claims that the backlash against her husband has been horrific and borderline demonic after the singer used his platform at the Grammy Awards to thank Jesus for saving his life and
