• Christian Scientist Katherine Hayhoe Named Among TIME Magazine's 100 Most Influential

  Evangelical Christian scientist Dr. Katharine Hayhoe has been named among TIME Magazine's most influential people. Actor Don Cheadle says Hayhoe "defies a stereotype," as she is outspoken about her faith in relation to her scientific work.

• 'Unprecedented' Georgia Law Allows Guns in Churches and Schools

  Georgia governor Nathan Deal signed a legislation this week that will allow individuals to carry firearms in some churches, bars and schools. While proponents say this bill protects American's constitutional rights, critics fear it will promote violence in schools and other public areas.

• Lead Singer of Christian Band Jars of Clay Promotes Gay Marriage Via Twitter

  Dan Haseltine, lead singer of the Christian music group Jars of Clay, recently announced his support for gay marriage on his twitter page. The singer has received severe backlash from his fan base, which is composed primarily of Christians.

  

• Grammy Winning Singer Donnie McClurkin Says Music Saved Him from Bondage

  In an emotional speech, Grammy award winner and pastor Donnie McClurkin told audiences that he was saved from shame and sin through the prayers of gospel singer Andrae Crouch.

• Christian Movie 'Heaven Is For Real' Trumps Johnny Depp Thriller at Box Office

  Faith-based film "Heaven is for Real" has raked in an astonishing 21.5 million within five days of its release in contrast to the Johnny Depp film "Transcendence," which has only garnered 11.5 million.