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Museum of the Bible to host 'Dawn of Christianity' exhibit on Jordan's biblical heritage
The Museum of the Bible in Washington, D.C., signed an Aug. 1 agreement with Jordan's Ministry of Tourism and Antiquities to host "Jordan: Dawn of Christianity," an international exhibit tracing key biblical sites in modern-day Jordan. -
Keith Getty says Christians must ‘sing the Bible’ in the age of AI ahead of Sing! Conference
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UN warns children are 'guinea pigs' for unregulated AI as online risks mount
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Michael W. Smith warns worship must not become ‘celebrity driven,' says he's seeing revival among Gen Z
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Jordan’s PM to supervise preparation of Baptismal Millennium sites; four projects totaling $120 million signed
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Sight & Sound marks 50 years of biblical theater with new stage productions, film releases
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New documentary series brings Ukraine war's faith stories to global audience
A five-part documentary series profiling pastors, veterans, and families on Ukraine's front lines will begin streaming this month, offering what its producers call a long-overdue account of faith under Russian military occupation. -

Carson Lueders brings Petra's music to new generation in 'Beyond Belief' film
The music that helped launch Christian rock four decades ago takes center stage once again in “Beyond Belief,” an upcoming feature film that features the iconic songs of Petra alongside a story about grief, faith and discovering God's calling. -

Evangelical Press Association board proposes renaming group 'Christian Communicators Network'
The board of the Evangelical Press Association has unanimously recommended changing the organization's name to Christian Communicators Network, saying the 75-year-old name no longer reflects what the group's members actually do, according to an announcement titled "Honoring our heritage. Embracing our future." posted Aug. 2. -

'Amazing Grace' film seeks to inspire new generation with Wilberforce's faith
Bob Beltz hopes a new generation of Christians will discover the story of William Wilberforce as an example of faithful cultural engagement at a time when many believers feel discouraged about their ability to make a difference. -

South Korean church leader urges Christians to become 'AI media missionaries'
A South Korean futures scholar and church leader is calling on Christians worldwide to treat artificial intelligence as a gospel tool rather than a threat — and to train ordinary believers to use it for cross-cultural mission. -

'Joy and suffering will always coexist': Veteran mission leader calls Arise Asia to surrender without reserve
Patrick Fung, Chair of the Global Board of Directors of Arise Asia and Director Emeritus of OMF International, opened the third morning of the Arise Asia 2026 Congress in Manila on Wednesday with an address that pressed delegates to reckon with a truth he said modern Christianity tends to avoid: that joy and suffering do not stand in opposition but always accompany each other in the life of a faithful follower of Christ. -

Practicing Christians use AI more than most Americans, Barna finds
Practicing Christians are using artificial intelligence in both their work and personal lives more than most Americans, and nearly half of them say they would trust the technology with their spiritual growth, according to a recent survey from Barna Group.
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