• Franklin Graham's Samaritan's Purse Reach Out to Tornadoes-Devastated Nebraska Town

  Samaritan's Purse, a Christian relief organization led by Franklin Graham, will head to a town in Nebraska devastated by two tornadoes. While the mission team plans to help rebuild the community through physical efforts, they also hope to minister spiritually and emotionally to victims of the disaster.

  

• Richard Durrett, Popular ESPN Writer Who Was 'Passionate About Christ,' Dies at 38

  ESPN writer and Texas Christian University alum Richard Durrett passed away on Tuesday at the age of 38. The popular sports writer was known for his passion for family and Christ.

  

• 'As I Lay Dying's Singer Tim Lambesis Says Band Hid Atheist Beliefs for Fear of Losing Christian Audience

  Tim Lambesis, who was recently sentenced to six years in prison for attempted murder, recently revealed that although and members of his band "As I Lay Dying" became atheists, they continued to claim Christianity for fear of losing their strong Christian fan base.

  

• 'The New Black' Documentary Examines Homophobia Within Black Church

  A new documentary titled "The New Black" investigates homophobia within the African-American church and how the Christian right has capitalized on this phenomenon to "pursue an anti-gay political agenda."

  

• Christian Moviegoers Feel Hollywood Distorts Religion, New Survey Reveals

  According to a a new poll, many Christian moviegoers feel Hollywood producers distort Biblical accounts and misrepresent Christians in their films. However, the survey also found that more Christians have a favorable impression of Hollywood than unfavorable due to the many faith-based films released this year.