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Construction has officially started on the Eternal Wall of Answered Prayer, set to become Britain’s largest Christian monument. Located near Coleshill, just outside Birmingham, the project broke ground this week after surpassing an initial $50 million fundraising target. The monument is scheduled to open in 2028. Monument to Feature a Million Stories of Faith Standing
Crafting for the Popes Mexican artisan Hilario Hernández never imagined his clay work would take him to the Vatican. In 2008, he was invited to deliver a handcrafted Tree of Life to Pope Benedict XVI. The intricate ceramic piece was too fragile to ship, so Hernández brought it himself. In 2016, he created a second
Worship Leader Alleges Massive Financial Misconduct Chandler Moore, Grammy-winning singer and founding member of Maverick City Music, has filed a federal lawsuit against his former manager and the group’s CEO, Norman Gyamfi. The 33-page suit, filed on October 1 in Georgia’s Northern District Court, accuses Gyamfi of fraud, forgery, and the misappropriation of over $800,000
The Codex Gigas, or “Giant Book,” is the largest surviving medieval manuscript in the world. Believed to have been written in the early 13th century, the tome originates from the Czech town of Podlažice. Legend says it was created overnight by a monk facing entombment, who struck a deal with the Devil to finish the
The family of Thomas Kinkade has criticized the Department of Homeland Security for using the late artist’s work in a social media post. DHS shared an image of Kinkade’s painting Morning Pledge on July 1 without permission. The painting features children raising the American flag in a peaceful town scene. The agency added the caption
Doechii’s song “Anxiety” went viral early this summer, with thousands joining a dance trend synced to the lyric, “Somebody’s watching me, it’s my anxiety.” But the catchy hook drew sharp backlash from Christian influencers. Some labeled the song “demonic,” linking it to sleep paralysis and spiritual oppression. Their concerns mirror past fears over secular music
At the K-Love Fan Awards press conference in Nashville, iconic Christian artist TobyMac expressed optimism for the future of Contemporary Christian Music (CCM). Nominated for Artist of the Year, Male Artist of the Year, and Song of the Year for “Nothin’ Sweeter,” TobyMac pointed to a vibrant group of emerging artists revitalizing the genre. New
A Monumental Message Meets Fierce Backlash A 12-foot bronze sculpture by British artist Thomas J Price has stirred intense debate since its installation in Times Square on April 29. Titled Grounded in the Stars, the statue portrays an anonymous Black woman in casual attire, standing with her hands on her hips and a neutral expression.
As traditional religious affiliation declines, many are turning to art as a new means of engaging with spiritual questions. This shift opens space for visual creativity to function as a theological language, potentially unveiling new dimensions of spiritual insight. Art, both in its creation and reception, may serve as a meaningful alternative or complement to
New Age music, often associated with relaxation and healing, has grown in popularity. Originally gaining traction in the 1970s, the genre features ambient tones, soft piano melodies, and delicate harp scales. Often dismissed as “spa music,” New Age has become more widely accepted, particularly among younger generations seeking mindfulness and wellness practices. The decline of
Actor Faces Backlash from Fellow Christians “Reacher” star Alan Ritchson has drawn criticism from some Christians who struggle to separate his on-screen roles from his faith. In a recent interview with GQ, Ritchson revealed that he often faces backlash for portraying characters involved in actions deemed inappropriate by religious conservatives. “People have this weird relationship
Historic Black Church Ends Longstanding Partnership Alfred Street Baptist Church, a historically Black megachurch in Virginia, has severed ties with the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. The decision follows former President Donald Trump’s appointment as the center’s new chair, which has sparked concerns over leadership values and political direction. In a statement
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