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  Jun 11, 2015

  Carrie Underwood Makes History at CMT Awards During First Post-Baby Appearance

  New mother Carrie Underwood won big at Wednesday night's CMT Music Awards in Nashville, taking home the Video of the Year award for her faith-inspired hit "Something in the Water," and thanked fans while calling it a "blessing." The singer also made history by scoring her 13th CMT award, making her the most decorated CMT winner.

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  Jun 10, 2015

  Unmarried Republican Senator Lindsey Graham Vows to Have 'Rotating First Lady' If He Is Elected President

  Unmarried Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., joked recently that if he's elected president in 2016 he will have a "rotating first lady."

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  Jun 10, 2015

  Bishop T.D. Jakes Adds Tyler Perry's Madea to MegaFest 2015 Line Up

  Tyler Perry, the man who once famously laid hands on Bishop T.D. Jakes in church, will join the megachurch pastor and other evangelical leaders this summer at MegaFest when his new stage play, "Madea on the Run" makes a tour stop in Dallas.

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  Jun 10, 2015

  Christian Singer Dan Bremnes Premieres New Music Video for Worship Song 'Where the Light Is'

  Christian singer and songwriter Dan Bremnes released a brand new music video Wednesday for his hit single "Where the Light Is" which he said he wrote at "probably the darkest point of my life."

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  Jun 10, 2015

  Georgia Woman Charged With Murder After Allegedly Killing Baby With Abortion Pill; Devastated Family Asks for Prayers

  The family of an East Albany, Georgia, woman charged with murder for allegedly taking an abortion pill which resulted in the premature birth and subsequent death of her son who was born five months premature on Saturday are now calling for prayers as they grieve the boy they never even knew existed.

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  Jun 9, 2015

  'Pray for McKinney;' Texas Pastors Hold Prayer Rally as Hundreds Demand Firing of Officer Eric Casebolt Who Pulled Gun on Teens at Pool Party

  Church leaders in McKinney, Texas, called for prayer in the community on Monday during a meeting with Mayor Brian Loughmiller and Police Chief Greg Conley in the wake of racial unrest stemming from a recent incident involving a local police officer who wrestled a teenage girl to the ground at a graduation pool party.

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  Jun 9, 2015

  'If You Keep the Faith, You Will See the Light;' South Carolina Grand Jury Indicts Ex-Police Officer in Walter Scott Killing

  The family of Walter Scott, a father of four who was shot dead by former North Charleston police officer Michael T. Slager, expressed relief on Monday after news broke that the ex-lawman had been formally indicted for Scott's death.

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  Jun 8, 2015

  Faith Leaders Call on Obama to Fund Abortions for Women Raped by ISIS, Boko Haram; Pro-Life Group Calls It 'Reprehensible'

  An interfaith group of religious leaders who advocate for abortion has called on the Obama administration to pressure countries that have restrictions on the procedure to lift their bans for women who've been raped and impregnated by members of terrorist groups such as ISIS and Boko Haram. Pro-life activists, however, argue that the proposal is "reprehensible."

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  Jun 5, 2015

  Princess Charlotte to Be Christened at Same Church Where Princess Diana Was Blessed on July 5

  Princess Charlotte, the royal baby of Kate Middleton and Prince William, will be christened in what is expected to be an intimate ceremony next month just two months after her birth.

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  Jun 5, 2015

  California Pastor Who Went to Church With Bruce Jenner Says 'Caitlyn Knows Who Jesus Is'

  A California pastor who once went to church with Caitlyn Jenner, formerly known as Bruce Jenner, has described the celebrated Olympic athlete as once being a standout Christian who taught him a lot about Jesus Christ. He has also called on Christians not to turn their backs on the LGBT community and instead ask "what would Jesus do?"