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A film depicting the life of Jesus Christ, initially released in the 1970s is still changing hearts and lives today. 

JESUS was released in 1979 for the first time. Today, it makes history as the first film ever to be translated into 2,000 different languages.

The most recent language the film was translated into is Zo. Around the world, roughly 65,000 speak Zo, including refugees and immigrants coming mostly from Myanmar. 

The Museum of the Bible recently celebrated its 5th-anniversary gala and recognized ministries with global impact. 

One of the recipients of the museum's Pillar Award was the TV series The Chosen. 

The creator and director of the series, Dallas Jenkins, received the award at the event. 

The members of five major Christian rock/metal bands are joining to form one super band, releasing new music together. 

Five members are joining together to create one superband called World Gone Cold.

It is comprised of Mark Anthony from The Letter Black, Andrew Stanton from Disciple, Traa Daniels from P.O.D., Yogi Watts from Demon Hunter, and Ryland Raus from Inhale Exhale. 

There comes a time when every child steps into adulthood and begins making their own choices, which can be challenging for parents after many years of having control.

"Once they turn 18, they become adults. At that point, you have to separate yourself from them," Mary DeMuth explains. "I think that is one of the hardest things to do."

A convicted murderer thought the only way out of prison was to commit suicide until he heard God speak to him and now he's sharing the gospel with anyone who will listen.

Raynard Dugger from Washington, D.C. is sharing his testimony with Delafé Testimonies on YouTube of encountering God while he was in jail for murder. 

While it takes a whole lot of people to run Union Gospel Mission, their latest video proves nothing is done without the work of the Lord. 

After six years of research and writing, Dan Epp-Tiessen has finally completed his book for the Believers Church Bible Commentary series which focuses on the aftermath of destruction.

June 17, 2015, is a day that Chris Singleton will never forget. A day that changed his life forever.

Chris Singleton is a former minor league baseball player drafted by the Chicago Cubs. 

In 2015, Chris lost his mother in a racially motivated mass shooting at Mother Emanuel Church in Charleston, South Carolina. 

For 20 years, Amy Hayward spent her time in ministry, serving artists, musicians and pastors behind the scenes. 

As an event manager, Amy planned tours and conferences while walking through a process of healing behind the scenes with the Lord.

A new report from the United States Commission on International Religious Freedom says Nigeria’s blasphemy laws have to go. USCIRF recommendations help guide the U.S. State Department in matters of foreign policy.

“I remember when some of the northern states in Nigeria were putting these Sharia laws in place,” The Voice of the Martyrs USA spokesman Todd Nettleton says.