• Malaysian Man Waits Three Decades for Approval to Convert To Christianity from Islam

  A Malaysian man who wanted authorization to convert from Islam to Christianity 33 years ago was finally granted official permission from the country's High Court to change his religion.

  

• Georgia Governor Vetoes Proposed Religious Exemptions' Bill, Baptists Vow Debate Not Over

  Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal (R) on Tuesday vetoed legislation designed to protect state residents acting on their religious beliefs, including opponents of same-sex marriage. House Bill 757 is a proposed, controversial law that critics, and a mounting number of prominent Georgia business owners, contend would legalize anti-LGBTQ discrimination. Groups that supported the bill, including the Georgia Baptist Mission Board, indicate they will fight to revive the legislation.

  

• Aaron Paul Tussles With Losing Faith As 'Eddie' On Hulu's New TV Drama 'The Path'

  Former "Breaking Bad" star Aaron Paul plays a family man and cult member who is wrestling with a crisis of faith in the new Hulu TV drama series, "The Path," which debuts Wednesday, March 30.

  

• Chris Pratt, 'Guardians of the Galaxy' Star, Erects Huge Cross on Easter To Proclaim Faith

  God-honoring actor and director Chris Pratt spent this Easter erecting a gigantic metal cross to show his deep faith.

  

• Christians With Ancient Assyrian Roots In Syria Try To Avoid Extinction After ISIS Ambush

  A year ago, Islamic State (ISIS) fighters came down from the Abdelaziz mountain to attack a string of small villages along the Khabur River Valley, which were mainly populated by Christians from the ancient Assyrian ethnicity. Assyrians trace their roots in the Middle East back more than 6,000 years. At least three villagers were killed and the rest were thrown into upheaval. Now, those Christian Assyrians who remain are trying to rebuild their community.