Czarina Ong
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Stephen Curry annoyed that some basketball vets are raising doubts on his NBA Hall of Fame status
Christian basketball star Stephen Curry of the Golden State Warriors has made it to the NBA Hall of Fame list, but instead of being welcomed by veterans such as Oscar Robertson and Kareem Abdul-Jabbar, they are questioning his basketball prowess.
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Amy Duggar King says Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar don't want her to 'influence' their daughters
Aspiring country singer Amy Duggar King, who is also known as the "rebel Duggar cousin" of Jim Bob and Michelle Duggar's brood from "19 Kids and Counting," revealed on her social media page recently that she has to abide by certain "rules" before hanging out with her cousins.
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Joey + Rory's 'Hymns' album tops country, Christian music charts; Rory ending singing career after wife's death
A lot of people are missing country singer Joey Feek of the duo Joey + Rory, so much so that their album "Hymns That Are Important To Us" made it to the top spot of Billboard's Top Christian Albums and Top Country Albums.
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Franklin Graham says American military is at its weakest, hopes next president will be able to restore its might
Reverend Franklin Graham is lamenting the current state of the U.S. military, and he is sincerely hoping that the country's next president would be able to drum up more support for them.
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Christian mom doesn't want people to pray for her young daughter with facial tumour, citing this reason
Prayers are meant to honour and give thanks to God, or ask God for miracles and care for His children. As much as Christian mother Katie Crenshaw appreciates people's prayers for her daughter Charlie, who was born with a capillary hemangioma on her face, she would like it if people stop doing so.
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Pastor Steven Andrew calls on American Christians to repent of '12 national sins'
Steven Andrew, who is the pastor of USA Christian Church and author of "God's Plan for the USA," is encouraging Christians from all over the world to repent of 12 national sins from now until May 5, 2016, which is the National Day of Prayer.
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'Of Kings and Prophets' assailed by parents' group for its 'violent and sex-drenched' content
The Parents Television Council is objecting to the ABC show "Of Kings and Prophets," which would premiere on March 8. Even though the series is based on the story of King David from the Bible, the PTC is warning the nation's top 200 advertisers that there are lots of inappropriate content in the show.
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Transgender Bruce Jenner supports evangelical Ted Cruz, not pro-LGBT Democrat Hillary Clinton
It seems like Republican presidential candidate Ted Cruz has found a supporter in transgender Caitlyn Jenner, who is formerly known as Olympian Bruce Jenner of "Keeping Up With the Kardashians."
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Alabama and Mississippi named as most religious states in U.S.; Massachusetts and New Hampshire least religious
There are many states in America that are religious, with Alabama, Mississippi, and other Southern states ranking high in the Pew Research Centre's latest study.
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Jimmy Carter tells good news to Sunday School class: 'My cancer is gone and I no longer need treatment'
Former United States president Jimmy Carter shared some good news during his regular Sunday School class at the Maranatha Baptist Church in Plains, Georgia: He no longer needs cancer treatments.
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Pastor Andy Stanley apologises after saying people who prefer going to small churches are 'so stinking selfish'
Andy Stanley, the senior pastor of North Point Community Church in Alpharetta, Georgia, realised that he made a mistake when he accused people who prefer small churches of being "so stinking selfish."
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Franklin Graham slams Romney, 'corrupt' political parties for turning poll campaign into reality TV â with media's help
Even after Reverend Franklin Graham called for a truce in the American presidential campaign, he was disheartened to find out that former governor and 2012 Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney decided to step in and give a "scathing" attack against the current Republican frontrunner.