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A Christian singer and songwriter, who has been bringing Bible based songs to children for over five decades, recently received a rare cancer diagnosis. 

Back in May, Mary Rice Hopkins went in for what she thought was just a routine ENT appointment. However, the doctor ended up finding a concerning lump on the back of her neck. 

The PGA Tour's top golfer and recent champion at the British Open is once again sharing how important his Christian faith and family are in his life. 

Scottie Scheffler recently won The British Open at Royal Portrush in the United Kingdom, shooting 17 under par on Sunday. 

"My faith and my family is what's most important to me," said Scheffler during the post-tournament press conference. ""Those come first for me. Golf is third in that order."

The Duck Dynasty family is expanding once again. 

Over the weekend, Jessica and Jep Robertson announced that their 18-year-old daughter, Priscilla, will welcome a new grandchild in October. 

"This isn’t the plans we had laid out for Priscilla, but God takes our meagre offerings and turns them into His greatest blessings!" said Jessica and Jep in a post on social media. "We are so proud that Priscilla & Dillon chose life for their baby, and we will all be rewarded with this precious baby girl!"

Forrest Frank is recovering after injuring himself in a skateboarding incident.

Forrest was playing with his son, Bodie and when he fell off his skateboard and landed on his back.

"Dads, this is your sign to get off the stick," said Forrest in a post on Instagram. "It was just a casual session with my 2-year-old, so I didn’t even think to put a helmet on (hindsight is 20/20)."

Rend Collective has released a new single called "Wild Love," giving an ode to Christian author C.S. Lewis's idea of God. 

Lewis wrote the children's series The Chronicles of Narnia, with the first book titled The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe. In it, Lewis depicts God as a lion named Aslan. 

"Safe?" 'Course he isn't safe. But he's good. He's the King, I tell you," Rend Collective shared the snippet from the book on social media.

While many eyes were on the top Major League Baseball players on Tuesday for the All-Star Game in Atlanta, several players gave all glory to God. 

During a press conference on Monday, New York Yankees outfielder Aaron Judge shared his primary source of fulfillment in life is, "Our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ." The two-time American League MVP encouraged viewers to build a relationship with God. 

Canadian Christian author Grace Fox is releasing her second book in the series, titled Names of God: Knowing Peace.

"It's seven names of God, that when we begin to understand what they mean, and walk in their truth, we can have that peace even amidst the chaos," says Fox.

Fox's first book in the series, Names of God: Living Unafraid, was published last year. The third book in the series will be released next summer. Fox and her publisher decided to release the book in a devotional-style outline. 

A woman who inspired thousands of listeners with her story of healing and hope during last month's Nobody But Jesus Radiothon on CHVN now faces heartbreaking news.

Emily, a recent graduate of Union Gospel Mission’s Charis Centre, shared her story of struggling with addiction since the age of 11. After many attempts to get sober over the years, including several stays at the Charis Centre, she was finally able to find complete healing through Jesus over the past year.

It's been decided: Mennonite Collegiate Institute (MCI) is permanently closing its doors.

Believers working on search crews in central Texas are praying for dry skies.