Famous black voices eagerly join audio Bible project.

When Christian bands bite the hands that praised them.

New artists—and the labels who market them—are willing to do whatever it takes to get noticed ... including, in one guy's case, putting his cell phone number on his CD.

Rock-star/activist inspired by Leviticus and Isaiah.

U2 activist reaffirms call to fight AIDS, poverty before audience including President Bush.

Christian and secular musicians from all over the country are stepping up to the plate to help Hurricane Katrina victims and their communities.

The man known as the Father of Christian Rock, whose health has been failing in recent years, played his last U.S. concert Friday night in his hometown of Salem, Oregon.

The recent Friendship Fest featured some of Christian music's top artists playing their songs for a crowd of some 85,000—mostly Muslims—in the North African nation of Morocco.

One of Christian music's most enduring rock bands decides to hang it up after 33 years, according to an exclusive news story at PetraRocksMyWorld.com.

With Christian teens illegally downloading music apparently at the same rate as their mainstream peers, the Gospel Music Association hopes its anti-piracy campaign will stem the tide.

The magazine is suddenly squeamish of religion. At least in one case.

When it comes to tsunami relief efforts, mainstream celebrities aren't the only ones pitching in. Christian musicians are also rallying to the cause—including a benefit concert this week.

Frontman Scott Stapp turns attention to Passion of the Christ project.

Bill Gaither has succeeded in putting together an event that increases Christ through the performers' diminishment.

Plus: Support gambling or be fired, newly promoted Jeffrey John promotes gay unions, and other stories from online sources around the world.