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The pandemic left many parents relying on tablets and television to keep their children busy while working from home or in lockdown. 

Molly DeFrank is a mother of six and the author of Digital Detox: A Two-Week Tech Reset for Kids. She wanted more for her family, so she pulled the plug, declaring a digital detox for her kids. The transformation blew her away. 

The Luther House in the German city of Eisenach is hosting an exhibition of the reproduction of the Wiedmann Bible, the only painted Bible that completely reproduces the Old and New Testaments.

The Wiedmann Bible was made by the artist Willy Wiedmann (1929-2013) and it is the longest painted Bible in the world. It consists of 3,333 pictures that he painted over 16 years.

A Winnipeg church has been fined $9,000 in relation to a college graduation ceremony last year which it now admits broke public health orders in Manitoba.

Springs Church posted pictures of a grad ceremony for its Springs College students on May 20, 2021. It quickly sparked controversy in the province as tight restrictions were in place for public gatherings at the time due to COVID-19.

God made everyone different, and that includes our children.

Lucille Williams is a national speaker who has ministered to couples and families for more than 25 years. She is also the author of The Impossible Kid: Parenting a Strong-Willed Child with Love and Grace.   

The three siblings Christian band CAIN recently welcomed a little one to their crew, and are thrilled to add more to the family. 

CAIN is made up of three siblings, two sisters and a brother, including Madison Cain Johnson, Taylor Cain Matz, and Logan Cain. 

Each sibling is married. Logan and his wife Emily just welcomed their baby girl into the world two months ago in March. Their daughter's name is River James Cain.

Which generation do you think gives most frequently to support Gospel missions? Boomers? Generation X? The answer is actually Millennials!

Mission India recently partnered with Barna Group on a report called The Great Disconnect. The report shares research on the American Church’s current views regarding missions.

Bill Hwang was hailed as part of a new evangelical donor-class for donating nearly $80 million to dozens of evangelical ministries.

But his fortune — which, it turned out, was based on lies, heavy borrowing and risky stock bets — blew up in March 2021, when he was unable to pay creditors. Over three days, $100 billion in shareholder value disappeared, causing stocks to plummet and banks to lose more than $10 billion.

Islamic Fulani herdsmen recently opened fire upon a group of Christians in Nigeria’s Borno state, leaving eight dead and more wounded. 

According to reports from International Christian Concern (ICC), the radical Islamic militants had AK-47 rifles and shouted, "Allah Akbar [Allah is the greatest]" while firing upon the group. Two that died were suspected to be under 5-years-old. ICC staff saw a two-year-old gun shot wound survivor whose mother died during the attack. 

The Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby recently met with Indigenous community leaders and residential school survivors in Toronto to work toward true reconciliation after offering an apology for the Anglican church's role in residential schools. 

"Why did it take the churches and the government so long to bring out this apology? Don’t they know the schools closed in 1970?" asked Geronimo Henry, a residential school survivor. "That’s when they should have come and gathered us all up and said they were sorry. But they never."

It was around 10 years ago that Lisa Appelo's life changed forever. 

"On what seemed like an ordinary Friday morning, I woke up to my husband's funny breathing," said Lisa. "I wasn't even awake enough to open my eyes, but I just kind of reached over and nudged him and told him it was just a nightmare. As I woke more to his breathing and flipped on the light, I could see that something was drastically wrong."