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'God's Not Dead 2' star Melissa Joan Hart says she won't shy away from her Christian faith
Child star Melissa Joan Hart will star in the highly-anticipated faith based film "God's Not Dead 2" as a high school teacher who is not afraid to share her Christian faith. Just like her on-screen persona, Hart is not going to shy away either when people ask her about her beliefs.
TLC says it's 'considering' new TV show featuring married Duggar girls Jill and Jessa
Despite months of being away from the small screen, there are a lot of fans who still want to see more of the Duggar family from "19 Kids and Counting." Fans had their fill of the Duggars when the TLC documentaries "Breaking the Silence" and "Jill and Jessa: Counting On" aired, but now they are asking for more.
New CBS show 'Angel From Hell' mocks Christianity, says One Million Moms
Christians are appalled when they saw CBS's new show called "Angel From Hell," which features a "not-so-good" guardian angel played by "Glee" star Jane Lynch.
Richard Dawkins says Christianity is world's best defence against radical Islam
Despite spending years criticising Christianity, well-known atheist Richard Dawkins is now admitting that there is something far worse than Christianity - and that is Islam.
Franklin Graham weighs in on 'lottery fever': 'The greatest treasure you have is your soul'
A lot of Americans are now excited about the $1.4 billion lottery jackpot, and even Reverend Franklin Graham has noticed that they are suffering from "lottery fever."
'American Idol' alum Colton Dixon cries as he ties the knot with Annie Coggeshall in Disney-inspired wedding
"American Idol" alum Colton Dixon and his new wife Annie Coggeshall started their journey towards marriage with an engagement at Disneyland, and finally tied the knot in the same vein.
'Duck Dynasty' season 9 previews indicate that the show 'isn't all fun and games'
A lot of exciting things are in store for "Duck Dynasty" when the Christian reality show returns to A&E for its ninth season on January 13, Wednesday.
Government urged to ensure UK aid does not facilitate Christian persecution
UK aid must not facilitate the persecution of Christians, a religious freedom charity said at the launch of an annual league table of the worst countries to be a Christian.
Pastor Rick Warren not endorsing Marco Rubio despite joining his advisory board
Even though Pastor Rick Warren has joined the advisory board of Republican presidential candidate Marco Rubio, the Saddleback Church pastor is stressing that he is not endorsing Rubio.
German women facing rape threats from Muslim migrants get help from neo-Nazi group amid government inaction
Fearful and defenceless German women, many of whom were attacked and raped by gangs of Muslim men on New Year's Eve, have found an ally in a far right youth organisation with neo-Nazi links.
Former ISIS child soldiers reveal horror inside jihadist camp: 'We were ordered to kill our own parents'
Former Islamic State (ISIS) child soldiers who managed to escape have come out to reveal their harrowing life inside ISIS camps, the Daily Mail reported.
ISIS gives its fighters who fled Ramadi a 'warm' welcome â burning them to death
Islamic State (ISIS) fighters who abandoned the Iraqi city of Ramadi in the face of a withering assault by Iraqi government forces thought they had found safety when they fled to the ISIS bastion of Mosul.
As Obama praises Iran nuke deal, Iranian forces seize 10 U.S. sailors, 2 patrol boats
U.S. President Barack Obama praised his own administration for clinching a nuclear deal with Iran in his final State of the Union speech on Tuesday, pointing out that the deal prevented Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons.
Why the Pope's endorsement of prayer is both empowering and challenging
Pope Francis said that it is the prayer of the saints that carries the church, not the decisions of popes, bishops or priests.
Anglican Primates should 'kick back and have fun' because they'll never agree on homosexuality, expert says
Anglican Archbishops meeting in Canterbury should "kick back, have fun, call it a family party and go back and do their stuff" because they are never going to agree on gays, according to a leading academic specialising in the Anglican Communion.
Sabbath: Why keeping a day of rest is an act of revolution
At the heart of the identity of God's people is the assertion that the purpose of life is not just to survive.