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Justin Cary, the longtime bassist for the Grammy-nominated alternative rock band Sixpence None the Richer, has died after suffering a stroke. He was 50.

A Louisiana pastor and his church community are mourning the loss of two family members after a devastating crash claimed the lives of his daughter-in-law and 13-year-old son as they returned home from a Pentecostal youth camp.

David Rives, founder of David Rives Ministries and the Wonders Center & Science Museum in Dickson, Tennessee, told The Christian Post in a recent interview that he believes the Bible offers a framework for interpreting UFO and supposed extraterrestrial phenomena.

The Evangelical Fellowship of Canada has weighed in on the recent passing of Bill C-9, which critics say weakens free speech protections on religious matters.

Singer Carrie Underwood is thanking God that she lives in the United States of America ahead of the country’s 250th birthday in the latest example of the musician publicly proclaiming her faith. 

James E. Steward II, the longtime pastor of the South Bushwick Reformed Church in Brooklyn, New York, has vowed to rebuild the church after a massive fire destroyed its historic building on Friday, and he’s seeking your help to raise $2 million to do it.

When nearly 200 people gathered at a public pool outside Cleveland earlier this month for worship, baptisms and testimonies, organizers hoped the event would encourage believers. Now, the Cleveland Browns' team chaplain believes it could spark something much larger.

A Christian artist who was removed from her own exhibition after expressing opposition to maiming children through medicalized gender transition has reached a legal settlement with Watford Borough Council, ending a three-year dispute.

The fifth installment of the “Toy Story” movie franchise shows what happens when children become glued to their screens and lose interest in the world around them, according to several Christians who reviewed the film. 

A majority of Americans say the nation would be better off if it were more religious, according to a new Gallup survey, even as fewer U.S. adults view religion as a positive force in society than they did in 2013. The survey also found Americans split on whether the government should be involved in promoting moral values.