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• Lindsay Clancy holdout juror speaks out about trial, says '3 angels' can't 'speak for themselves'

  Michael Desronvil, the holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy case, is standing by his view that the mother of three is guilty of killing her children. He described the children as “three angels” who cannot “speak for themselves” and is publicly proclaiming his Catholic faith as the fallout from the mistrial continues.

• Phil Keaggy talks Jesus Music roots, Guns N’ Roses riff, 'Reagan' director's cut: ‘Our main mission’ was the Gospel

  Legendary Christian guitarist Phil Keaggy reflects on hearing his guitar in “Reagan,” his roots in the Jesus Music movement and why sharing the Gospel remains at the heart of his music more than 50 years into his career.

• Pennsylvania school won't hide gender 'transitions' from parents after secret database was exposed

  A Pennsylvania school system has agreed to rescind a policy forcing teachers and staff to keep parents in the dark about whether their child is being referred to by opposite-sex pronouns and names at school.

• Ashley Flynn's family says she 'wanted her life to point people to Jesus' after husband's guilty verdict

  The family of the late Ashley Flynn is remembering the slain mother of two as someone who “loved Jesus with her whole heart” after her husband Caleb was found guilty of murdering her as the defendant’s family maintains his innocence. 

• 'Dr. Dino' Kent Hovind calls prison system unbiblical in resurfaced podcast

  Creationism evangelist Kent Hovind, who served nearly nine years in federal prison on tax-related convictions, says that the U.S. prison system should be abolished in favor of biblical punishments such as restitution, corporal punishment or execution.

• Judge sides with Anglican Church in North America against breakaway chaplains group

  A federal judge has dismissed a lawsuit filed against the Anglican Church in North America (ACNA) by a chaplains group trying to break away from the denomination.

• ‘Second 9/11 prevented’: Israel suspects pilot tried to hijack flight to Tel Aviv in attempted terror attack

  After a plane traveling from Dubai to Tel Aviv issued an emergency signal before landing in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia, Israel is treating the incident as a suspected terror attack and working to bring the approximately 180 passengers home aboard an Israeli Air Force plane.

• James Talarico accused of trivializing deity of Jesus Christ: Same as Buddha, Mr. Rogers, other 'prophetic voices'

  Texas’ Democratic U.S. Senate candidate James Talarico has been accused of trivializing the deity of Jesus Christ, likening him to Buddha, Toni Morrison, Mr. Rogers and other “prophetic voices” during a past sermon at his church that's making the rounds on social media ahead of the Nov. 3 general election. 

• Tauren Wells on church scandal, burnout and rediscovering God’s presence

  Grammy-nominated artist and pastor Tauren Wells opens up about how planting a church transformed his faith, navigating burnout and his hope that his new album "Here Comes the Church" will help Christians rediscover the beauty, diversity and importance of spiritual community.

• 3 ways to thrive in your Christian faith when doubt creeps in

  Every believer will face temptation, intellectual challenges and doubt. But being challenged to doubt the Christian faith is not the same as unbelieving it, and knowing the difference is the first step toward a flourishing walk with Christ.

• How do you recognize God's voice?

  There are so many voices competing for our attention, from social media feeds to the fears and desires in our own hearts. If you are a follower of Christ, only one voice truly matters, but we must learn to recognize His voice above all the others.

• School choice without transparency isn't really a choice

  When you choose a school, you're choosing an environment that will shape your child during some of their most formative years. Parents deserve to know what happens there.

• Ex-youth pastor pleads guilty to transporting minor across state lines for sex

  A former Mississippi youth pastor accused of using her position to groom a teenager under the age of 18 and transporting a child across state lines for illicit sexual purposes has accepted a plea deal, according to reports.

• Religious icon missing from Florida church for over 100 years discovered in Greece

  A century-old religious painting that went missing over 100 years ago could potentially return to the Florida cathedral where it belongs after the historic artwork was discovered in a small town in Greece. 

• Jury finds 'American Idol' alum, church worship leader Caleb Flynn guilty of murdering wife Ashley

  A jury has found former “American Idol” contestant and worship leader Caleb Flynn guilty of murdering his wife, Ashley, at their Ohio home in February after courtroom testimony revealed that he wanted to find a way to kill his wife and “not go to Hell for it.” 

• Pastor Craig Groeschel, Celtics coach join Tim Tebow in dumping Life Surge

  Boston Celtics coach Joe Mazzulla and megachurch Pastor Craig Groeschel have followed former professional athlete Tim Tebow in distancing themselves from Life Surge, a touring faith-based wealth-building seminar accused of pressuring attendees to invest tens of thousands of dollars in real estate and stock courses.

• Former Oklahoma Baptist University President Bob Agee dies at 87

  Bob Agee, a former pastor and president of Oklahoma Baptist University who oversaw record enrollment at the academic institution, has died at the age of 87.

• Lindsay Clancy defense attorney Kevin Reddington accused of violating Constitution, likely faces bar complaint

  The attorney for the lone holdout juror in the Lindsay Clancy murder trial argued that his client based his decision on a “mountain of evidence,” pushing back against the claim that the juror broke the law by refusing to side with the other eleven jurors. 

• NJ man gets nearly 6 years in prison for taking over 100 explosives to church hosting mass for Supreme Court justices

  A New Jersey man was sentenced to nearly six years in prison for bringing more than 100 homemade explosive devices to a church in the nation's capital that was preparing to host a Mass traditionally attended by U.S. Supreme Court justices.

• Former Baptist pastor charged in assassination of Haitian president goes on trial

  Christian Emmanuel Sanon, a 67-year-old Haitian American pastor and medical doctor who formerly served as director of the Haitian Church Planting Department for the Florida Baptist Convention, has pleaded not guilty to conspiring to assassinate late Haitian President Jovenel Moïse.