#PrayForFSU - Student Saved From Shooter's Bullet By Backpack Of Books

Jason Derfuss, a student at Florida State University was one of the targets of a shooter who police killed this morning at the school. But Jason is unharmed and he is thanking God for saving him from the shooter's bullet.

Jason says he was leaving Strozier Library, and was barely 5 ft away from the man when the shooting happened. Luckily, Jason was carrying his backpack and it was full of the books he’d just checked out from the library.

Jesus Married Mary Magdalene, Had Two Children - Says Lost Gospel Found In British Library

A new book titled 'The Lost Gospel' has claimed that Jesus married Mary Magdalene and they had two children together, also alleges there was an unknown plot on Jesus' life 13 years before his crucifixion and an assassination attempt on Mary Magdalene and their children.

Archbishop of the Anglican Church Says It's Acceptable to Have Doubt, and Still Be a Christian

Some are coming for his head but I totally agree with the Archbishop of Canterbury Justin Welby who has said he sometimes has doubts in his belief in God.

In an interview with BBC,  Bristol the leader of the Church of England said he doubted in “lots of different ways”. When asked about doubt by presenter Lucy Tegg, he said:

“It is a really good question. I love the Psalms, if you look at Psalm 88 that’s full of doubt. There are moments, sure, when you think, ‘Is there a God?’ ‘Where is God?'”

“The other day I was praying over something as I was running, and I ended up saying to God ‘look this is all very well, but isn’t it about time you did something, if you’re there?’

“Which is probably not what the Archbishop of Canterbury should say.”

The archbishop has recently completed a tour of the West Country and made his comments at an event called Standing Room Only at Bristol Cathedral.

Sudanese Woman On Death Row For Apostasy Will Only Be Freed On Successful Appeal

Meriam Ibrahim who has been sentenced to death by hanging after receiving 100 lashes will now be freed, reports say. Meriam Ibrahim was convicted on charges of abandoning her Islamic faith and marrying a Christian [read here], which is Apostasy in Sudan and carries a death sentence.

Woman Sentenced To Death For Marrying Christian in Sudan Gives Birth In Prison

Meriam Ibrahim who is currently in jail now and facing execution in Sudan for marrying a Christian, and thereby changing her faith [read HERE] gave birth early to a baby girl after 4 months of being in prison. She will receive 100 lashes before she is executed - sometime in the next two years.

Pregnant Woman Sentenced to Death For Marrying A Christian

In Sudan, pregnant Meriam Yehya Ibrahim, 27, has been sentenced to hang to death for renouncing Islam and marrying a Christian. One wonders, how can you decide to kill a woman just because she converts to another faith? Well, in Sudan, it is a crime termed Apostasy!

Unconditional Love - Ian and Larissa Murphy Get Married Despite His Brain Injury in a Car Accident

Ian and Larissa Murphy met in 2005 while they were both in college and they got married in 2010. This would be not too different from a typical love story except for what happened in between those years. The couple's plans were shattered when Ian was involved in a devastating car accident in 2006, leaving him with permanent brain damage.

Infertility, Bravery, Building Networks of Support

Sometimes the unfairness of my infertility bugs me and I am tempted to compare. Why is that teenager having a child after just one sexual encounter and after years of loving sex with my husband, I can't? How could that 60 years old woman who did IVF in South Africa have had twins and I had a failed IVF? Atala and I had been pretty decent human beings, so why did we have to suffer this delay and difficulty is building our family?