The 27 year old Christian musician sung her track ‘Still Rolling Stones’ on The Ellen DeGeneres Show – a popular talk show hosted by comedian Ellen DeGeneres.

Footage of the singer-song writer’s rendition has been viewed one-and-a-half million times since it was shared on YouTube.

One Twitter user said: “So, so, so proud of you Lauren Daigle!!! LOVE that we had someone who loves Jesus on Ellen!!”

Another tweeted: “Let’s go Lauren!!!!! Representing love and Jesus in mainstream. Mad respect.”

Someone else added: “What an amazing opportunity to share your gift on the Ellen Show!”

Taken from her latest album, ‘Still Rolling Stones’ features in its chorus the words: “All at once, I came alive. This beating heart, these open eyes.

“The grave let go. The darkness should have known. You’re still rolling stones.”

I am so pleased that most of the comments are positive and not judgemental for appearing on a mainstream TV show. The world needs more Christians to engage, show love and not be afraid of backlash. Good job!

— Mount Calvary (@MountCalvaryMin) October 25, 2018

Last month, Premier reported how the Louisiana musician reached third place in the American album chart with ‘Look Up Child’.

Her track ‘You Say’ also featured on BBC radio DJ Zane Lowe’s Beats 1 list in association with Apple Music’s World Record playlist.

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Eight men and three women died in the incident which targeted the Tree of Life Synagogue in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania at the weekend.

Most Rev Justin Welby said: “We stand together in deep sorrow and prayer with Jewish people everywhere as they mourn the victims of the Pittsburgh attacks.

“Such hatred is found globally and historically and must be resisted globally and eternally.”

The victims had been attending a baby naming service when shots were fired. A man has been arrested and charged with 29 offences.

Leading prayers on Sunday in St Peter’s Square at the Vatican, the pope said: “In reality, all of us are wounded by this inhuman act of violence

The pontiff prayed for God “to help us to extinguish the flames of hatred that develop in our societies, reinforcing the sense of humanity, respect for life and civil and moral values.”

The suspect, named as Robert Gregory Bowers, has been charged with 30 offences; eleven counts of criminal homicide, six counts of aggravated assault and 13 counts of ethnic intimidation.

The incident was described by the leader of the Anti-Defamation League as the deadliest attack on Jews in US history.

US President Donald Trump ordered staff at federal buildings across the United States to lower flags down to half-mast in respect for the…

The 27 year old Christian musician sung her track ‘Still Rolling Stones’ on The Ellen DeGeneres Show – a popular talk show hosted by comedian Ellen DeGeneres, who is an outspoken supporter of LGBT rights.

Footage of the singer-song writer’s rendition has been viewed one-and-a-half million times since it was shared on YouTube.

One Twitter user said: “So, so, so proud of you Lauren Daigle!!! LOVE that we had someone who loves Jesus on Ellen!!”

Another tweeted: “Let’s go Lauren!!!!! Representing love and Jesus in mainstream. Mad respect.”

Someone else added: “What an amazing opportunity to share your gift on the Ellen Show!”

Taken from her latest album, ‘Still Rolling Stones’ features in its chorus the words: “All at once, I came alive. This beating heart, these open eyes.

“The grave let go. The darkness should have known. You’re still rolling stones.”

I am so pleased that most of the comments are positive and not judgemental for appearing on a mainstream TV show. The world needs more Christians to engage, show love and not be afraid of backlash. Good job!

— Mount Calvary (@MountCalvaryMin) October 25, 2018

Not everyone approved Lauren’s appearance on the show. One Facebook user commented: “I am very saddened by this – she had been my favorite [sic] artist.”

Another wrote: “SAD that you Lauren Daigle would “fall” for recognition in the wrong way…”

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A pre-audition interview Matthew Grech gave to X Factor Malta last week disappeared from Facebook and YouTube, as critics complained it should never have been aired on television.

The singer also said same-sex marriage was a sin, during an interview which opponents said amounted to advertising gay conversion therapy on a state-funded TV channel – TVM.

The Maltese Equality Minister, Helena Dalli was quoted by the Lovin Malta news website as saying: “That interview should never have been aired in the first place.

“It did untold damage to our efforts to change social attitudes towards minorities, including LGBTQ youths.

“Gay youths don’t need forgiveness or healing, they need understanding.”

A statement released by television show bosses and seen by the Malta Independent website said footage of Grech’s interview was not intended to cause offence, nor did it reflect the opinions of show producers.

But, a writer in Britain associated with the campaign and advocacy group Christian Concern said there was danger the experiences of people like Grech will be “censored” by “LGBT voices”.

Carys Moseley said: “According to the Maltese press, LGBT activists and their allies managed to get the video clip of the interview taken off Facebook and YouTube within minutes.

“They also slammed the judges of X Factor Malta for not criticising Matthew Grech’s comments about homosexuality…

It is understood the reality television show judge and producer has bought a seven-bed mansion close to the diplomatic office of the Holy See in Wimbledon, south west London.

Referring to the 59 year old, a source told The Sun newspaper: “He finds it hilarious that he might bump into Pope Francis.”

Pope John Paul II and Pope Benedict XVI have both stayed at the Apostolic Nunciature to Great Britain building on Parkside.

Cowell – who fathered a son, Eric, with girlfriend American model Lauren Silverman – is keen to move out of central London, according to The Sun.

The media mogul has been the target of two break-ins, including a stalker hiding on a shelf in his walk-in wardrobe in 2012.

The couple are going to splash out £1.3 million on renovations at their new property outside Zone 1.

The source added: “Lauren has hired a team of interior designers to make it super-light, clean and minimalist.”

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In total, 951,650 (64.85 per cent of the electorate) supported the idea in a referenda held on Friday, while 515,808 (35.15 per cent) opposed it.

Welcoming the result, Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said: “It is very much part of an ongoing campaign in many ways to reform our constitution, to make it a 21st century constitution or a 21st century Republic.”

Since the 1960s, Ireland has undergone a process of social liberalisation, contrasting its strongly-Catholic and conservative past.

Ireland has voted in favour of repealing a series of laws – allowing for divorce, same-sex marriage and early stage abortion, in recent years.

Changing the law concerning blasphemy was backed by the Catholic Church but some Islamic leaders opposed it.

Taoiseach Leo Varadkar briefs the media on the government’s plans for a referendum on Ireland’s restrictive abortion laws, following a specially convened cabinet meeting at Government Buildings in Dublin.

Since 1855, no one has been prosecuted for blasphemy in Ireland. Yet, anyone convicted could face a fine of 25,000 euros.

Blasphemy was defined as publishing or uttering something “grossly abusive or insulting in relation to matters sacred by any religion, thereby intentionally causing outrage among a substantial number of adherents of that religion”.

The referenda coincided with a…