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  Tim Tebow warns online predators finding ‘evil’ ways to reach kids through smartphones

  As smartphones become increasingly embedded in childhood, former NFL quarterback and philanthropist Tim Tebow is urging parents to remain actively involved in their children's digital lives as online predators are finding new and “evil” ways to access vulnerable young people.

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  From ‘The Chosen’ to ‘The Crucifixion’: How 5&2 Studios is bringing the gospel to a global audience

  Mark Sourian, president of production at 5&2 Studios, the company behind the global hit series "The Chosen," believes Hollywood can no longer ignore the growing appetite for faith-based entertainment. "The numbers don't lie," Sourian said in an interview with Christian Daily International.

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  Willy Rice elected Southern Baptist Convention president on first ballot

  Florida Pastor Willy Rice was elected president of the Southern Baptist Convention on Tuesday, succeeding Pastor Clint Pressley as leader of the nation's largest Protestant denomination.

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  Study finds parental faith practices linked to adult church attendance

  Children raised in homes where religion is regularly discussed are more than twice as likely to attend church and to say faith is very important in adulthood, according to a new study of more than 60,000 Americans.

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  Religious expression defense omitted from hate crime bill in Canada

  The right to express religious beliefs in Canada remained in jeopardy after lawmakers declined to include a religious belief defense in a hate crime bill.

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  Nearly 20% of millennial, Gen Z parents spank their kids; ministry urges caution

  Despite a decline in support for using spanking as a punishment in Canada, around 20% of millennial and Gen Z parents report that they spank their children, according to a study that explored beliefs about whether spanking a child is ever necessary.

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  Nations United prepares churches for evangelism during 2026 FIFA men's World Cup

  Soccer teams and supporters from across the globe are descending on 16 cities across the United States, Canada and Mexico as the expanded 48-team FIFA men's World Cup is set to begin June 11. While millions focus on the pitch, a massive coalition of churches and evangelical organizations views the tournament as a historic opportunity to share the gospel.

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