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Although both sisters are taking it easy until they give birth next month, CAIN is releasing a fun music video showing just how blessed they are. 

The band of siblings released their first full-length album in 2021, titled Rise Up. It has 10 songs on it, including 'I'm So Blessed.'

CAIN has risen quickly in the CCM realm. Their single 'Rise Up (Lazarus)' became a top 10 hit, until it reached No. 1 on Billboard’s Airplay Chart last year. It stayed there for four weeks straight. 

It started with a church buying a liquor store 11 years ago, and the results have been staggering. 

Chicago's Humboldt Park neighbourhood is known to be a neighbourhood with significantly high crime rates, something pastor Wilfredo "Choco" De Jesus knows from growing up there.

Steven Curtis Chapman is releasing a new song that he hopes encourages listeners to stay on the path that God has laid out for them.

The Kentucky singer has spent the last 35 years creating and performing songs that have shaped the way Contemporary Christian Music is written.

Chapman released a new single called 'Don't Lose Heart,' which is now the second song he has released after the announcement of his re-signing with Provident Label Group. His song "Still" is the first.

Beni Johnson has died at the age of 67 according to her husband, Pastor Bill Johnson.

The Johnson's church, Bethel Church in Redding, California, had announced on Wednesday evening that Beni had quit chemotherapy treatments and moved into hospice care to manage her pain.

In a post on Bill's public Facebook page, he shared a picture of Beni simply saying "Healthy and Free," just after midnight Pacific time. The post states that Beni died on July 13, 2022.

Christian director Andrew Erwin stood in support of Chris Pratt sharing his faith on the Hollywood stage, saying Pratt "uses his platform to point people to a very real God, not religion."

Erwin is one of the brothers, known as The Erwin Brothers, that helped direct films such as I Can Only Imagine, the story of Bart Millard's life, as well as their most recent, American Underdog starring Dennis Quaid. 

Erwin posted his support on Instagram that Pratt should continue sharing his faith in many interviews. 

Lead singer of MercyMe Bart Millard was at his mother's bedside as she passed away recently. 

"My sweet mom went to be with Jesus this morning around 5:30 am," said Millard on Instagram one week ago. "Thankful my brother and I were with her."

Millard didn't always have a good relationship with his mother, as she left him in his early childhood with his abusive father. This was made evident to fans after the release of the movie I Can Only Imagine. 

The man accused of killing former Japanese Prime Minister Shinzo Abe reportedly blamed the politician for a cult's influence on his family.

The man is undergoing extensive mental health tests before prosecution can proceed.

Regarding motive, the suspect told investigators his mother joined a cult called the Unification Church and bankrupted the family by giving to this cult. “He (the killer) thought Abe played a key role in allowing this cult to spread within Japan,” Takeshi Takazawa of Asian Access says.

Update: Beni Johnson has passed away at the age of 67. Read more here.

A well-known charismatic church in the U.S.A. is asking for prayers as one of its leaders has entered hospice care due to cancer.

A lot is going on in Jordan St. Cyr's world, including the release of a new music video, moving to the U.S.A earlier this year, and an announcement of him coming back to Manitoba this summer to play a show. 

When asked about how the move to Murfreesboro, Tennessee has been on Jordan and his family, he says, "So we've been here five months and the first three months were tough."

St. Cyr moved his family down south at the beginning of February, with his wife, Heather, and their four children. 

In the southeast African country of Zimbabwe, inflation rose to 191.6 per cent in June, up from 132 per cent in May. The government will introduce new gold coins in an attempt to stall the economic crisis.

Many people in Zimbabwe live on subsistence farming, providing only for their own needs and not producing extra.