• Prayers for Bentley: Baby Born With Brain Outside of Skull Defies Odds After Planned Abortion

  Doctors said Bentley Yoder wouldn't survive being born after he was diagnosed with a rare congenital condition in which his brain was growing in a sac outside of his skull. Doctors advised his Ohio-based parents, Dustin and Sierra Yoder, to consider abortion after diagnosing their 22-week-old son with encephalocele. But the 25-year-old parents ultimately didn't go through with the abortion, and now a series of miracles have happened for 7-month-old Bentley.

  

• Cave Church in Egypt Attracts 70,000 Christians Weekly To Worship Jesus

  A "Cave Church" in Egypt is one of the largest churches in the country, a place where 70,000-plus Christians gather every week to worship and praise Jesus -- a place that's home to one of the world's oldest Christian communities. The cave, also known as the Monastery of Saint Simon, is located in the Mokattam mountain in southeastern Cairo, in an area known as "garbage city" due to the large population of garbage collectors, or Zabbaleen, that live there.

  

• Stacey Dash: Actress Tells Fellow Hollywood Conservatives to 'Get Backbone,' Get With God

  Stacey Dash told Fox News that many conservatives hide their political beliefs for fear of liberal backlash. "I say 'so what?... Stand up for yourself. If you are a conservative, stand up,'" she said. The outspoken actress and former Fox contributor also just launched her own political movement entitled "Dash America" to focus on unity, faith, family values and feminism.

• Pastor's 'Make America White Again' Congressional Race Billboard Removed In Tennessee

  Rick Tyler, an independent candidate running for Tennessee's 3rd congressional district, said he lacked name recognition. Not anymore, not after he erected a billboard alongside a prominent highway vowing to "Make American White Again." The sign came down this week, after a wave of criticism called the sign a tasteless display of bigotry and racism.

• Veteran's 'God Speech' Prompts His Removal at Air Force Retirement Ceremony

  First Liberty Institute representatives sent a demand letter this week to the U.S. Air Force on behalf of Oscar Rodriguez Jr., challenging the interpretation of USAF policies about religious neutrality and expression. Rodriguez is a 33-year Air Force veteran, who was removed by military personnel at a private, military retirement ceremony held at Travis Air Force Base in California, after his flag-folding speech was to include the word "God." Pentagon officials on Thursday launched an investiga