
Samuel Smith
Deputy Managing Editor
Samuel Smith serves as Deputy Managing Editor for The Christian Post. He began working for CP in 2014 as a staff reporter. Before joining CP, Smith covered Maryland state politics as well as college and high school athletics for various news outlets. He graduated with a journalism degree from Towson University.
His areas of interest include human rights, politics and sports. Smith also serves on the international missions team of his local church. He lives in the Washington, D.C. metropolitan area with his family.
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Over 100 Churches to Join Benham Bros. in Prayer Walk Outside Charlotte's Busiest Abortion Clinic
A 40-week pro-life initiative that has carried on outside of one of the nation's busiest abortion clinics will culminate this Saturday in what organizers are hoping will be the largest gathering of its kind in over two decades.

Egyptian TV Host Suspended for Suggesting Terror Attacks On Churches Are 'OK'
An Egyptian television host has been suspended after she made an inappropriate comment about church bombings when speaking about last Friday's mosque attack in Sinai.

Local Mosque Donates $1 Million to University of Cincinnati; School Will Launch Islam Program
A mosque in Ohio has pledged $1 million to the University of Cincinnati in order to "boost classes and research" related to Islam.

NFL Star Josh Norman to Give Tithes, Offerings to Hometown Churches That Ask for Help
Washington Redskins star Josh Norman is calling on the churches of his hometown of Greenwood, South Carolina, to inform him about ways in which he, as one of the highest paid cornerbacks in the National Football League, can provide for their needs.

Hundreds Protest After French Court Orders Cross Be Removed From Pope John Paul II Statue
As many as 350 people protested in northwest France this past Sunday against a court's recent ruling that a giant cross be removed from atop a statue of Pope Saint John Paul II.

US Charity to Provide $1 Million in Food to Help Displaced Iraqi Christians This Christmas
The World's largest Catholic fraternal service organization, Knights of Columbus, will give $1 million-worth of food supplements to an Iraqi archdiocese to ensure that thousands of Christians displaced from their homes by the Islamic State are able to enjoy the Christmas season a little bit better this year.

Prayer Stripped From School's Thanksgiving Performance After Atheist Group Complains
A school district in Arkansas removed a prayer thanking God from an elementary school's Thanksgiving program after it received a complaint from the nation's largest secular legal organization.

Stephen Baldwin Launches Road Trip Docuseries; Aims to Inspire Americans to Stop Judging People Before They Know Them
Born-again Christian actor Stephen Baldwin has launched a new 16-episode, road trip-themed television docuseries that aims to help Americans across the nation understand each other better in the wake of the heated 2016 election.

6 Christians Arrested After Praying for Sick Woman Lead Fellow Inmates to Christ, Report Says
Six Christians in India's Jharkhand state, who were reportedly jailed for a month simply for praying for a sick Hindu woman, have led fellow inmates to Christ by sharing the Gospel inside of prison, they claim.

Kenyan Christian Convert Disowned by Muslim Family After Giving Life to Christ Shares Her Story
A 21-year-old Kenyan who grew up in a strict Muslim household and was forced to pray five times per day is now paying the consequence that many from strict Muslim families experience when they leave Islam and give their lives to Christ, a Christian organization has reported.



















