• Muslim Schoolteacher Dies After Shielding Christians From Terrorist Attack in Kenya: 'We Are Brothers'

  A sobering report has emerged out of Mandera, Kenya, where a Muslim teacher who shielded Christian fellow passengers when their bus was attacked by Islamist militants has died in surgery to treat his injuries.

  

• Chattanooga, TN Tops List of 'Most Bible-Minded Cities in U.S.', But that Doesn't Mean It's Gospel-Changed, Say Pastors

  The American Bible Society has announced that Chattanooga, Tennessee is the most Bible-minded city in America, as the majority of the city's residents expressed a strong belief in the accuracy of the Bible and reported high levels of regular Bible reading.

  

• 'Fixer Upper' Stars Chip and Joanna Gaines to Release First Book Detailing Faith, Family

  Chip and Joanna Gaines of the hit HGTV show "Fixer Upper" have announced they are releasing their first book, The Magnolia Story, which will detail how their strong relationship has carried them through the ups and downs of life.

  

• Hundreds of Wheaton Alumni Threaten To Withhold Donations Until Reinstatement of Professor Who Said Muslims, Christians Worship 'Same God'

  Over 800 Wheaton College alumni have signed a petition threatening to withhold financial gifts to school until it reinstates a professor who was suspended last month for claiming that Christians and Muslims worship the same God.

  

• Following Release of Pastor Saeed Abedini, ACLJ Urges Believers to Continue Fighting for Persecuted Christians Worldwide

  Following the release of pastor Saeed Abedini, the American Center for Law and Justice, the law group that raised awareness and started petitions signed by millions calling his freedom, is urging believers to not rest, but to continue advocating for the many persecuted Christians around the world.