EXCLUSIVE: Inside Prince's Jehovah's Witness Church for which the singer once went door to door Bible in hand - and made large cash donations over the years

• Prince converted to the religion in 2003 and is associated with the Saint Louis Park congregation in Minneapolis
• The Dailymail.com took a tour of Prince's church and spoke with church elders about his dedication to the faith
• They say Prince was a 'spiritual man' who very strongly believed in the church's message
• However they do not keep his photo inside so as not to glorify an individual
• A couple in Eden Prairie, Minnesota, opened their door in 2003 to find Prince standing on their doorstep with a Bible

Prince says he doesn’t vote and refused to sing on “We Are the World”

Though he says he doesn’t vote and refused to sing on “We Are the World,” Prince will stage a “Rally 4 Peace” in Baltimore on Sunday to honor Freddie Gray...

“We’ve got a black president now,” Smiley said.

“Well, I don’t vote,” Prince said. “I’ve don’t have nothing to do with it. I’ve got no dog in that race.”

Smiley: “And for those who would cuss me out … if I didn’t ask you why?”

Famous Jehovah’s Witnesses

Throughout history, many Jehovah’s Witnesses have been acclaimed for earthly achievements in the arts, science, politics and sports. Sadly, many experienced spiritual shipwreck. But such is not always the case. In this post we take a look at a few of our brothers and sisters in the faith, whom we can look upon proudly, not just for their great accomplishments, but also for continuing to loyally serve Jehovah through thick and thin. Fame and fortune are often enemies of faith, but these brothers and sisters are proof that such is not always the case.

TERRENCE HOWARD :-"IF I COULD I WOULD BECOME A JEHOVAH'S WITNESS"

Margaret Keane 

Margaret Keane and actress Amy Adams

Prince Surprises the Internet With New Cover Single

Prince and his backup band 3rdeyegirl debuted their brand new cover for the Christian song “What If” on Louisville, Kentucky radio station WFPK. This song gave fans a taste of what to expect in the four sold-out shows n the area this coming weekend. The song features vocals by band mate Hannah Welton, who also happens to be one of Louisville’s daughters.

“What If” is a cover of Christian singer-songwriter Nichole Nordeman’s original song. Nordeman has made a name for herself in the Christian music scene. she not only has contributed to the album Music Inspired by The Chronicles of Narnia, but she has also composed music for the popular kid’s christian animated series Veggie Tales.