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Former 'Sex and the City' star to star in 'God's Not Dead: A Light in Darkness': 'I have a strong belief in God'

Former "Sex and the City" star John Corbett is going to explore a different side in Hollywood by taking on a supporting role in the faith-based film, "God's Not Dead 3."

Parents prank daughter who wanted to watch Lorde concert by giving her tickets to watch Joel Osteen instead

Most kids think that their parents have no sense of humor, but a Gladstone teenager cannot say the same thing after her parents spoofed her on Christmas day.

Duggar family news: Jinger and Jeremy Vuolo criticized for Koala encounter in Australia

Fame definitely has its setbacks, and Jinger Duggar and her husband Jeremy Vuolo from "Counting On" experienced this when they shared throwback photos of their honeymoon in Australia.

Global evangelist Luis Palau diagnosed with stage IV lung cancer: 'I'm ready' to go home

The renowned global evangelist Luis Palau revealed this week a dire diagnosis of stage 4 lung cancer. In a candid, emotional video with two of his sons, Palau said he was emotional but ready for the end of earthly life, and that 'it would take literally a miracle' for his new condition not to be fatal.

BBC's 'The One Show' to host 'Sermon of the Year' finalists

Now in its third year running, the UK's 'Sermon of the Year' competition will this year be significantly boosted by its finals featuring on the BBC'S 'The One Show'.

MEP Jonathan Arnott resigns from UKIP, saying he's freer to speak out as a Christian

Another UKIP Member of the European Parliament has resigned from the party, saying it has 'significantly shifted its position on religious and cultural issues' .

Church of England braced for 'controversial' next step in ending 200-year split with Methodists

The Church of England's ruling synod is set for a 'controversial' debate over whether to end a 200-year-old schism with Methodists.

CofE to consider call for women pregnant with Down's syndrome babies to get 'unbiased' information

Biased and out-of-date information around Down's syndrome is leading to more women choosing to abort their unborn child, the Church of England is claiming.

Trump's evangelical advisers back Democrat Pelosi in urging protection for immigrant 'Dreamers'

Several members of Trump's evangelical advisory council gathered yesterday in support of Democrat and House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi, in a bipartisan effort to fight for the preservation of the Deferred Action for Childhood Arrivals (DACA) immigration program.

Black-clad protesters tear down divisive red 'Satan' statue in Athens

Black-clad protesters in Athens, Greece have torn down a controversial winged sculpture that has been likened to a statue of Satan.

Cathedrals in crisis over bad management and rising costs

Ineffective management and serious failings from clergy have left a number of England's cathedrals at 'severe financial risk', a report by the Church of England has found.

Most Americans don't trust Trump 'at all' â but most Christians still pray for him

One year into the Trump presidency, a new poll has surveyed US adults on their perspective on the controversial administration. Most Americans do not trust the president 'at all', but while Trump has frequently divided US Christians, most from all denominations still pray for him.

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