Judge Throws Out Florida Woman's Defamation Suit Against Jews for Jesus
December 14, 2005
- A circuit court has dismissed a lawsuit against Jews for Jesus, and the group's legal counsel says the ruling is an important victory that upholds the right of the Messianic Jewish missionary organization to share the gospel of truth with others. Full Story...A Basic Framework for Teaching Your Kids the Value of Money
December 14, 2005
- Every parent wants his or her children to be wise in handling money. As in other areas of life, we hope to equip them so they will not repeat the costly mistakes we may have made in years gone by. Here's the strategy my wife Susie and I applied when training our three sons about the handling of money. They weren't original with us; like a lot of... Full Story...
Keeping Christ in Christmas -- The Most Important Tradition
December 14, 2005
- Christmas is a time of tradition, gathering with family, and giving -- but most importantly, Christmas is a time to remember the birth of Christ. This is what author Susan Wales, along with co-author Alice Gray, encourages in A Keepsake Christmas (J. Countryman, 2005). This book, titled A Christmas to Remember in Hallmark stores, is packed with ... Full Story...
Talk-Show Host McGuire Calls on Christians to Support Israel
December 14, 2005
- Syndicated radio talk-show host Paul McGuire has called on Christians around the nation to more actively support the nation of Israel. Full Story...
ADF: Schools Simply Misinformed on Christmas Observances
December 14, 2005
- A legal group is calling on an Arizona elementary school to eliminate its phobia of Christian Christmas songs. Full Story...
Some Churches Taking Heat for Closing Doors Christmas Sunday
December 14, 2005
- Some Christian leaders feels some U.S. churches are bowing to secular culture by not having worship services on Christmas Day this year. Recently, a number of mega-churches across the nation announced that they are canceling their services on Sunday, December 25, saying they expect low turnout or want to allow members to spend time with their fa... Full Story...
Ministry Offers Hope of Christ to Victims of Leprosy -- Young and Old Alike
December 13, 2005
- A ministry that provide humanitarian aid to thousands in India is reaching out to children of lepers in that country. Full Story...
University Clears Worker Punished for Stating Objections to Homosexuality
December 13, 2005
- A student employee at William Patterson University (WPU) in New Jersey has been cleared of sexual harassment charges. The exoneration of 63-year-old part-time student and campus technician Jihad Daniel comes some time after the university's initial reprimand of him for raising objections to homosexuality in his reply to an e-mail promoting a mov... Full Story...
A Victory for Families ... A Major Strike Against Obscenity
December 13, 2005
- In what is being called a major victory for pro-family activists, an appeals court has reinstated federal obscenity charges against a couple who sold obscene videos depicting simulated rape and murder. Full Story...
H. Potter's 'Relativism' Dangerous for Youth, Says European Author
December 13, 2005
- A Catholic sociologist and writer from Bavaria believes Harry Potter is a "global long-term project to change the culture" by destroying children's inhibitions against cursing, magic, and occult practices. Full Story...
Regent Gets $1 Million to Promote Christian Economic Development
December 13, 2005
- A Christian university has received a one-million-dollar grant to create a center that will help expand business while promoting a Christian worldview. The grant from the Living Stones Foundation Charitable Trust will help create the Regent University Center for Entrepreneurship (RCE). Full Story...
FIRE Protests Students' Punishment for Handing Out Anti-Bush Flyers
December 13, 2005
- A Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) spokesman says the group is concerned about Hampton University's commitment to free expression. In November, police officers at the Virginia school confronted seven students who were passing out flyers protesting President Bush's response to Hurricane Katrina. Later, the students were charge... Full Story...
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