Visible Pictures, LLC and Big Film Factory announce that principal photography has commenced on I’M NOT ASHAMED, a faith-based biopic about the first student killed in the Columbine High School massacre, directed by Brian Baugh (“The Comeback Kids”). The film began shooting in and around Nashville, Tenn. on July 13 and will wrap on August 10th. Mother/daughter reality stars Korie Robertson (A&E’s “Duck Dynasty,” GOD’S NOT DEAD), Sadie Robertson (A&E’s “Duck Dynasty,” “Dancing with the Stars”) and Bella Robertson, will join Ben Davies (COURAGEOUS), Nancy Stafford (“Matlock”), Jennifer O’Neill (SUMMER OF ’42), Matthew Schuler (“The Voice”), Jaci Velasquez (LET THE LION ROAR), and newcomer Masey McLain, who plays “Rachel Scott.”

I read a news story today that completely wrecked me. That’s not entirely true, it was in fact the accompanying YouTube clip that turned me into a blubbering mess.

Cleveland, TN–Lee University athletics recently crossed a final hurdle toward gaining active membership in NCAA Division II and the Gulf South Conference (GSC) when the Division II Membership Committee voted to recommend Lee for full membership.

When Jesus began His ministry, He did not rent a coliseum for an evangelistic campaign, start a mailing list, or put billboards all over Jerusalem announcing His healing ministry. No, the first thing He did was assemble a group of close followers.

He called them His friends.

Do signs and wonders still build the church? At least one young Christian woman in the country of Myanmar (Burma) will give an enthusiastic “yes” to the question.

Louisiana Gov. Bobby Jindal issued an executive order barring Westboro Baptist Church protesters from the Monday (July 27) funerals of Lafayette shooting victims.

Cleveland, TN—July 29, 2015–Raymond E. Crowley was laid to rest today following a final memorial service for the former General Overseer of the Church of God. He passed away on July 21 at this home in Chincoteague, Virginia at the age of 92.

EchoLight Studios announced today the August 1, 2015, release of the new faith and family film, “77 Chances,” through EchoLight Cinemas.

Teen Mania International made history July 16-27, 2015, with its nationwide evangelistic outreach to the people of Myanmar (formerly known as Burma). The initiative, known as Mission Myanmar, also featured the ministry’s first international Acquire the Fire event that saw an astounding attendance of around 13,000 each night.