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A modern farming campaign launched six years ago by the Anglican Church of Uganda to transform lives affected by the the Lord’s Resistance Army in northern Uganda has started paying off.

The President of Providence University College and Theological Seminary is "[providing] an invaluable roadmap to an important educational paradigm shift," according to one glowing review of a new book which he co-authored.

Dr. Kent Anderson's upcoming book, co-authored with Greg Hansen, is called Theological Education: Principles and Practices of a Competency-Based Approach. The book, poised to reshape theological education, introduces a competency-based approach, aiming to bridge the gap between academic learning and practical application.

Fans of Benjamin William Hastings are getting some new music today. 

The Hillson United member released a live version of 'So Will I (100 Billion X)' on YouTube. 

Hastings posted about the song to social media. "This song has meant so much to me over the years. Will always love the ones I’ve done with my United fam but very happy to have my own live version out in the world. What an amazing night it was, so glad we captured it!"

Ellie Holcomb announced today that she will release a new album next month. 

The new album, All of My Days, is a collection of curated Psalms that have helped carry her through difficult times as well as played an encouraging role in the lives of her listeners through her “Memory Mondays,” where she sings Scripture verses to songs each week. She will release it alongside an expanded edition of her devotional Fighting Words.

The former guitarist of the Newsboys, Bryan Olesen, showcased his vocals during a recent audition on The Voice. 

The 49-year-old from Lincoln, Nebraska, blew away the judges, turning three out of four chairs within the first few seconds of singing. 

Olesen sang One Republic's 'Love Runs Out' during the blind audition. 

Reba McEntire was the first to share her thoughts on his song, saying she felt the performance without seeing anything. 

On the same day he's releasing a new album, Zach Williams is sharing a second powerful single with iconic country artist Dolly Parton. 

Countless people sing his songs in churches every week around the globe, but few realize recording artist Mack Brock is the songwriter behind them.

Over the past few years, Brock has experienced plenty of changes in his career in ministry and music, but also in his family life. 

A church in North Carolina is picking up the pieces after a half-tonne truck smashed into their building over the weekend. 

Although no one was injured, the church building sustained significant damage. 

Rev. Bienvenido Alegria, pastor of Iglesia Pentecostal Unida Hispana, lives right around the corner from the church. He heard the commotion and immediately ran outside to see what was happening. 

When he arrived, he saw that a box truck had slammed into the wall of their building, leaving a gaping hole. 

In its World Watch List 2024, Open Doors said Nigeria maintained its position as the nation with the highest number of people killed because of their Christian faith.

Carrie Sheffield's upbringing was anything but normal. She was the fifth of eight children with a violent, mentally ill, street musician father who thought he was a modern-day Mormon prophet destined to become U.S. president someday.

Growing up, Sheffield moved around a lot. They often lived like drifters, camping in sheds, tents and motorhomes. In her lifetime, Carrie attended a total of 17 public schools.