Forrest Frank Is Now One of the World’s Biggest Touring Artists – RELEVANT
Forrest Frank isn’t just having a big year in Christian music — he’s having one of the biggest touring years in music, period. According to new data from
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Pakistani Christians renew push for electoral reform on reserved minority seats
Christians in Pakistan have renewed calls for reforms to the country’s electoral system for religious minorities, arguing that the current mechanism for filling reserved seats deprives them of meaningful democratic representation in provincial and national legislatures.
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An intercultural exchange brings healthy theology to life
Understanding the universality of kindness, patience, and harmony matters. Faith is not always visible, it survives and sustains itself in the same way peace does—through attentiveness, restraint, and small acts that refuse to escalate difference into division.
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Ranking Every Mumford & Sons Album by How Much It’s Probably About Jesus – RELEVANT
Mumford & Sons have been soundtracking millennial spiritual confusion for 15 years: banjos, longing, emotional damage and at least one line that makes
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Alysa Liu Wins Rare Figure Skating Gold for U.S. Women
Alysa Liu celebrates after winning the women's individual skating event at the 2026 Winter Olympics, in Milan, Italy, Feb. 19, 2026. Associated Press / Photo by Stephanie Scarbrough ...
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Spiritual formation must precede social action
If Christians simply act out of a felt need to “do something,” their resulting actions could be unhelpful or even counterproductive, like Simon Peter’s pointless, rash aggression in removing the ear of a servant. Wes Granberg-Michaelson's Soulwork of Justice provides much wisdom for Christian social activists. Lent is a perfect time to contemplate it.
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U2 Drops Surprise Politically Charged EP With Six New Songs – RELEVANT
U2 dropped a surprise EP this week with six new songs and a message that doesn’t leave much room for misinterpretation. Titled Days of Ash, the EP opens
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‘Forevergreen’ Was Made as a Faith-Fueled Passion Project. Now It’s Oscar-Nominated. – RELEVANT
Two hundred people volunteered their nights, weekends, lunch breaks and holidays to make a 12-minute animated film. Nobody got paid. It took six years.
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African Union, bishops sign renewed pact to boost peace, governance and humanitarian cooperation
The Symposium of Episcopal Conferences of Africa and Madagascar (SECAM) and the African Union signed a renewed memorandum of understanding on Feb. 13 in Ethiopia’s capital, formalizing a partnership focused on peacebuilding, governance, humanitarian response and social development across the continent, officials said.
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MercyMe Holds On to a Hit in ‘I Can Only Imagine 2’
The contemporary Christian film sequel explores life after writing a megahit, asking whether hardship can bear good fruit.
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Evangelicals speak out in support of Bible Day in Guatemala
The Evangelical Alliance of Guatemala issued a public statement expressing concern about the polarization surrounding Decree 5-2025, legislation that established the observance of Bible Day and is currently under review by the Constitutional Court.
