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Byron Pitts, a journalist with more than 30 years of experience, was deeply influenced by his Christian grandmother and mother, who taught him “you’re the one” and “let go and let God.”

Looking for some Christian publications to add to your reading list beyond well-known staples such as Christianity Today, Sojourners, and, of course, The Banner? Here are some to consider:

Saintly Pic: A pastor begins a program with refugees at the church he’s supposed to be closing up in All Saints, on disc mid-month.

Loving Vincent celebrates the work of artist Vincent van Gogh; his famous paintings and characters come to life in the film.

Perception is NF’s third studio album, and he has crafted it to relate to his previous albums Therapy Session and Mansion similar to how the third movie in a trilogy continues the story from the first two.

Welcome to Beartown. It’s a friendly town where people with deep roots welcome those who have come from somewhere else, the kind of place where some who have left choose to return.

“Want to see what true power really looks like?”

Presbyterian pastor Vito Aiuto and his wife, Monique, otherwise known as The Welcome Wagon, have created another album of unconventional pop songs that dive headfirst into the life of faith.

Bizzy Mizz Lizzie is busier than any other bee in Hivetown. 

In 2010, Apple founder Steve Jobs admitted that his children had never used an iPad:

In a time when even the smallest difference seems to cause tension and divide humans,

Told from the perspective of a young girl who describes herself as “the most beautifulest,

While Jessica visits a friend in Paris, they are caught in the 2015 terrorist attack on the Bataclan theater.

When a major event effectively puts an end to electricity in the world, society begins to collapse.

Christian independent artist John Tibbs pays homage to his Midwestern United States roots with the extended play Heartland.

As a child growing up in the CRC hotspot of Cutlerville, Mich., Sunday was the day of rules.

This challenging, informative children’s picture book is based on the true story of former child refugee Benjamin Nzobonankira.

Lu. is about the journey of a young woman after her life with her boyfriend and dreams of success begin to fall apart.

In the era of digital media, pop culture and its history is more cataloged than it has ever been.

Exit West is a love story set in a not-too-distant future that is recognizable as a projection of our present unsettling times.