5 Movies Every White Person Should Watch During Black History Month – RELEVANT
Every February, the same films show up on Black History Month lists: Selma, 12 Years a Slave, The Help. Important movies, sure. But if that's all you're
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South Africa’s ‘Jerusalema’ hitmaker Nomcebo Zikode vows to fight for royalties despite court setback
What began as a unifying anthem during the uncertainty of 2020 has spiraled into one of South Africa’s most high-profile music disputes. Jerusalema—the gospel-influenced house hit whose infectious rhythm and Zulu lyrics inspired a worldwide dance challenge—brought chart-topping success and hundreds of millions of YouTube views.
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Uruguay on the verge of legalizing euthanasia
Uruguay is poised to become the third country in Latin America to legalize euthanasia — a move that has drawn sharp criticism from the nation’s Catholic bishops. The bill, scheduled for a final vote today (Aug. 12) after eight years of legislative debate, would establish a comprehensive legal framework for the practice, setting strict medical and legal requirements for those seeking a so-called “dignified death.”
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Malice is Back With The Clipse — and He’s Not Quiet About His Faith – RELEVANT
The Clipse is officially back after a 15-year hiatus, and Malice isn’t just making headlines for the music. The Virginia Beach duo — whose early 2000s run
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‘House of David’ Creators Bring True Story of America’s Youngest Black Female Millionaire to Big Screen
The true story of Sarah Rector, an African American girl from early 1900s Oklahoma who became one of the nation s first Black female millionaires at just 11 years old, is hitting the big screen this
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Five New Christian Indie Songs to Add to Your Rotation – RELEVANT
The Christian indie scene has never been more unpredictable — in the best way possible. Forget the paint-by-numbers worship template; these artists are
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Crowder recovering after breaking leg, thanks fans for prayer: ‘I am not the athlete I suspected I was’
Contemporary Christian artist David Crowder has canceled some upcoming tour dates and revealed that he recently broke his leg, thanking fans for their prayers
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‘Wouldn’t It Be Funny if We Tricked a Bunch of People into Going to Church?’
Michelle Stephens of Silicon Valley evangelism organization ACTS 17 talks caviar bumps, Peter Thiel, and Christianity.
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Christian charity urges Australian teens to raise their voice in nation’s largest youth survey
Australian teenagers are being urged to speak up on the issues shaping their future, with just days left to take part in the country’s largest youth survey before it closes on Aug. 15. Mission Australia’s annual Youth Survey invites people aged 14 to 19 to share their views on topics ranging from mental health and climate change to cost of living, housing, and safety. The national non-denominational Christian charity says the findings will help guide policies, services, and support for young Aus
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Eternal Wall of Answered Prayer project reaches 100,000 answered prayers and counting
A landmark Christian monument under construction beside two major motorways in England has passed a key milestone, with more than 100,000 answered prayers submitted for its digital archive. The Eternal Wall of Answered Prayer, a 51.5-meter-tall Möbius strip made of one million bricks, will feature app-enabled technology allowing visitors to access individual prayer testimonies linked to each brick.
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Jesus in the City Parade returns to Toronto in September for 26th time
Churches across Toronto, Canada, are preparing to support the annual “Jesus in the City Parade,” which returns Sept. 6 for its 26th year. The event will begin at noon in Queen’s Park before winding through downtown Toronto with live gospel music, costumed dancers, vibrant banners, and floats depicting Bible stories and the life of Christ.
