Terri's Father: She's 'Very Weak' but Valiant in Battle to Live
March 28, 2005
Ten days without food and water is taking its continued toll on the brain-damaged woman in Florida whose life and court-ordered death drama has been at the center of an often heated pro-life debate. According to Terri Schiavo's parents, she is fading -- but still determined to fight for her life. Full Story...Judge says Blocking of Student's 'Unpopular' Opinions OK
March 28, 2005
A federal judge has ruled against a former student columnist who claims he was reprimanded and disciplined by his California high school for writing two opinion editorials opposing illegal immigration and affirmative action. Full Story...
Robots, Million Dollar Baby, and Terri Schiavo: Stories of Life and Death
March 28, 2005
G.K. Chesterton once noted that "children are innocent and love justice, while most of us are wicked and naturally prefer mercy." Youth is idealistic, while many of us, more advanced in years, have become jaded -- trying to find our way through a fallen world, praying we are not judged too harshly. These disparate attitudes create very different st... Full Story...
Gun-Toting Senior Plans to Appeal Ban on His Pic
March 24, 2005
A federal judge has barred a New Hampshire high school senior from posing with a shotgun in his yearbook photo. Full Story...
InDidaho Short Film Festival Focuses On Family Values
March 24, 2005
Christian filmmakers are being encouraged to enter a family-friendly competition celebrating the art of making film and video "shorts" as it seeks to answer the question, "Who has the next Napoleon Dynamite." Full Story...
Ga. Schools May Require Parents' Approval for Students Joining Gay-Straight Alliances
March 24, 2005
A proposal being considered by the Georgia Board of Education would require high school students to obtain parental permission before joining homosexual-affirming clubs at school. Full Story...
Knight: Activist Judges Out to Destroy Marriage at All Costs
March 24, 2005
Activist judges legislating from the bench are ignoring history in order to push an agenda, says an official with a Washington, DC-based family group. The result, he says, is "lunatic" decisions. Full Story...
VOM Hopes Rice's China Visit Will Benefit Persecuted House Churches
March 24, 2005
An official with Voice of the Martyrs has mixed reactions to Secretary of State Condoleezza Rice's recent visit to an official church in China, a nation that has one of the worst records documented when it comes to human rights and religious freedom for Christians. Full Story...
Christian MD: Schiavo Case Should Prompt Believers to Plan Ahead
March 24, 2005
The associate executive director of the Christian Medical Association says the Terri Schiavo controversy should spur individuals toward filling out an advance directive. He says such directives can help clarify a person's wishes and aid the decision-making process in the event of his or her incapacitation due to illness or injury. Full Story...
SCOTUS Refuses Appeal to Save Terri; Supporters Turn to Executive Branch
March 24, 2005
The Supreme Court of the United States has turned down a desperate request from Bob and Mary Schindler, the parents of Terri Schiavo, who had appealed to the justices to order their disabled daughter's feeding tube reinserted. Meanwhile, pro-life clergy have gathered outside the White House and are demanding executive action to save the brain-injur... Full Story...
EvangeCube Helps Carry Reconciling Gospel Message to Rwanda
March 23, 2005
A simple evangelistic tool is helping to spread the gospel of Jesus Christ in war torn Rwanda. Full Story...
Women Getting Short End of Stick When Shacking Up
March 23, 2005
Some new studies indicate cohabiting women are paying a high price for living in non-marital relationships. Full Story...
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