Ex-Lesbian: WNBA Star's Coming Out Stems From Sex-Saturated Society
November 8, 2005
- A former lesbian activist who became a Christian says she is saddened but not surprised by Women's National Basketball Association (WNBA) star Sheryl Swoopes' decision to announce her homosexuality. Full Story...'Exit Strategy' Idea May Be Catching On Among Southern Baptists
November 8, 2005
- A Christian education resolution considered by the Southern Baptist Convention earlier this year -- and eventually passed in modified form -- seems to have ignited a fire under Christian leaders in several states. Associations of Southern Baptists in as many as 28 states have now introduced measures warning of pro-homosexual policies and materia... Full Story...
FIRE Demands University of Wisconsin Lift Ban on RA-Led Bible Studies
November 8, 2005
- The University of Wisconsin-Eau Claire has threatened its resident assistants, or "RAs," with disciplinary action if they hold a Bible study on their own time in their dorm rooms. A UW-Eau Claire administrator has told certain RAs the mere fact that they lead a Bible study may make some students feel they are being judged or that the RA is less ... Full Story...
Cost of Illegal Immigration -- Miss. State Official Frustrated by Federal Restrictions
November 8, 2005
- Mississippi's state auditor has joined the growing number of state officials across the country who believe the federal government is not doing enough to stem the tide of illegal immigrants. That's why he wants to go after employers who hire illegal aliens. Full Story...
Ministry Leader: Brutal Attack on Christian Girls Shows Islam's True Nature
November 8, 2005
- Troops and law officers in Indonesia are on high alert after attackers beheaded three Christian high school girls and seriously wounded two other students. Authorities suspect the attack was carried out by Muslim extremists. Full Story...
Ten Months Later, Ministry Still Hard at Work in Tsunami-Ravaged Area
November 8, 2005
- Arguably the worst natural disaster the world has ever seen, the December 26, 2004 tsunami left a final death toll of 175,000, 15,000 of whom were in India. And long after the television crews have gone and the benefit concerts have ended, Hopegivers International's daily commitment to the tsunami victims is still going and growing stronger. Full Story...
Texas Lone State Voting on Marriage Amendment Today
November 8, 2005
- Voters in Texas are heading to the polls today to decide the fate of a constitutional amendment that would protect traditional marriage. Proposition 2 would ban any kind of marriage except the union of one man and one woman. Full Story...
FIRE Lawsuit Charges Alabama School With Stifling Free Speech
November 7, 2005
- Troy University in Alabama is being sued over policies that allegedly stifle free speech on campus. The lawsuit being coordinated by the Foundation for Individual Rights in Education (FIRE) targets a speech code at the university -- a policy banning age- or religion-related jokes, "derogatory" comments about gender, gossip, and "insulting" or "s... Full Story...
Bennetts Delivering the Straight Story About Homosexuality
November 7, 2005
- A radio show that deals with the homosexual agenda from a conservative Christian viewpoint is on the air. Full Story...
Family Advocate: Ratings Offers Parents Poor Guide to Movie Content
November 7, 2005
- A spokesman for a pro-family group warns that parents should not be convinced of a movie's propriety for family viewing based solely on its rating. He says more and more moms and dads are experiencing a growing sense of "ratings creep," where what was once unacceptable for a certain movie rating is increasingly seen under that rating, until it b... Full Story...
Pro-Evolution 'Biggies' Tell Kansas to Get It Right ... or Else
November 7, 2005
- Two national pro-evolution groups are lashing out at the state of Kansas, trying to bar the state from using science education curriculum developed by an intelligent design think tank. Full Story...
Voters Weigh In Tuesday on Proposed Texas Marriage Amendment
November 7, 2005
- Voters in Texas head to the polls tomorrow to decide the fate of a state constitutional marriage amendment. The ballot measure, Proposition Two, would protect the definition of marriage as being between one man and one woman and prevent courts in Texas from legalizing homosexual "marriage." Full Story...
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