Survivor of Fateful Honduras Mission Trip Says God Taught Her Many Lessons
January 3, 2006
- An unexpected incident during a summer mission trip to Central America changed one Northeast Mississippi church's outlook forever. Full Story...Pro-Family Attorney Applauds Texas School District's Adoption of Bible Curriculum
January 3, 2006
- A West Texas school board is being praised for ignoring lawsuit threats and voting to allow a course on the Bible's influence on culture to be taught as an elective for high school students in the district. Full Story...
Marketing Exec: Hollywood Warming to Faith Films' Box Office Successes
January 3, 2006
- The founder of a marketing company that targets the Christian community says Hollywood executives are noticing that movies with a strong message deliver not only customers but also profits. Full Story...
Christians Can Use Lessons from The Lion, Movie Ministry Leader Says
January 3, 2006
- The founder of an Internet-based ministry, which helps church leaders and spiritual educators use modern movies as teaching tools, says the recent release of the blockbuster movie The Chronicles of Narnia: the Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe has a strong biblical message. Dr. Marc Newman, founder of MovieMinistry.com, believes that message is ... Full Story...
ACLU's Florida Pledge Suit Reflects Double Standard, Says Attorney
January 3, 2006
- A constitutional attorney says a lawsuit filed by the ACLU over Florida's Pledge of Allegiance law is "much ado about nothing." Full Story...
NBC Draws Fire for Book of Daniel
December 30, 2005
- A pro-family media researcher is blasting NBC for plans to air a controversial series featuring a troubled Episcopal priest and other dysfunctional characters. Full Story...
Education Leader Decries Court-Sanctioned Censorship of Intelligent Design
December 30, 2005
- A Christian educators group is expressing dismay over a recent court ruling its members feel censors Pennsylvania public school science teachers. Last week a federal judge ruled that "intelligent design" theory cannot be mentioned in biology classes in the Dover Area School District of Pennsylvania. Full Story...
Legislator Leads Effort to Counter Darwinism in South Carolina Schools
December 29, 2005
- An education panel in South Carolina is mulling changes to a biological evolution teaching standard for the state's schools. The state's Education Oversight Committee recently moved to modify four biology teaching guidelines in an effort to balance schools' teaching of evolution by introducing a broader range of scientific viewpoints. Full Story...
Open Doors Reports Escalation of Church Persecution in 2005
December 29, 2005
- Dr. Carl Moeller, president of Open Doors USA says there was a noticeable increase in persecution of Christians throughout the world in 2005. That international ministry has released a review of persecution against believers worldwide across the last year. Full Story...
Public Schools Facing Threats of Lawsuits for Stifling Religious Expression
December 28, 2005
- A pro-family legal group is warning elementary schools in New Jersey and Colorado that their censorship of Christmas may warrant federal lawsuits. Full Story...
Court Asked to Rehear Case Over Calif. Schools' 'Becoming Muslim' Exercise
December 28, 2005
- A federal appeals court is being asked to reconsider its ruling that allows public schools to teach junior high students how to "become Muslims." The Thomas More Law Center, a national public-interest law firm based in Ann Arbor, Michigan, is asking the entire Ninth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to rule on what can be done in public schools with... Full Story...
State's Rejection of 'Left-Leaning' Textbook Not Censorship, Says Attorney
December 27, 2005
- A constitutional attorney is hailing a recent decision by the Fifth U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals to dismiss a lawsuit filed by a Texas high school student and the author of a science textbook that some conservatives says is riddled with errors. Full Story...
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