Arkansas Senate Race -- A Comparison of Two Candidates
August 5, 2004
One of the U.S. Senate races of interest to pro-family advocates this fall is taking place in Arkansas, where first-term Democratic incumbent Blanche Lincoln is being challenged by Republican State Senator Jim Holt. As a help to the people in Arkansas, we are offering this comparison of the two candidates. Full Story...Budgeting Basics 4: Staying the Course
August 5, 2004
In this recent series of articles, we've looked at the basics of budgeting. Starting with why you need to budget, we moved on to tracking your spending and setting up category limits. The final piece of the puzzle is how to stay the course; that is, how to specifically implement your budget. Here's an overview of some basic methods used to stay on ... Full Story...
Iraqi Churches Targeted by Terrorists; Open Doors Calls for Prayer
August 4, 2004
A series of attacks at Christian churches in Iraq have heightened the fear and anxiety level of the Christian minority in that country. The bombings by Islamic terrorists took place at five Christian churches, resulting in the deaths of at least 11 worshippers. Full Story...
Author Says Despite Critics, Bush Will Be Guided by Faith
August 4, 2004
A former correspondent for Time magazine says President George W. Bush is not stressed out about the upcoming election. Full Story...
Univ. of Okla. Should Have Changed Discriminatory Policy Sooner, Attorney Says
August 4, 2004
The University of Oklahoma has changed its policy on how student organizations are funded after two students accused the school of discriminating against them by refusing to fund their religious newspaper. Full Story...
'Constitution State' Troopers Trample Pro-Lifers' Rights
August 4, 2004
Two pro-life activists who say they were illegally detained and harassed by Connecticut state police are getting some legal help. Full Story...
Federal Court Says School District Cannot Censor Religious Message
August 4, 2004
A federal judge has ruled that an Arizona school district violated the free speech and equal protection rights of the parents of two students by censoring their religious message in a school fundraiser. Full Story...
Missouri Overwhelmingly Passes State Marriage Amendment
August 4, 2004
The people of Missouri have done what the U.S. Senate refused to do: the legislature gave the people a chance to weigh in, and now voters in the "Show Me State" have passed a constitutional amendment that defines marriage as the union between a man and a woman. Full Story...
Budgeting Basics 3: Setting Category Limits
August 4, 2004
In Part 2 of our series we talked about tracking your spending, and how knowing where your money is currently going is critical to establishing a workable budget. Recording your transactions over several weeks will help provide some insight into your current spending habits. Full Story...
Jewish Christians Find Some Muslims Open to Gospel Message
August 3, 2004
A Messianic Jewish evangelist says she witnessed to a lot of Muslims in a recent outreach effort in New York City, and quite a few of them wanted to know more about Jesus. Full Story...
Christians Must Tell Converts the Whole Story, Evangelist Says
August 3, 2004
A California-based street preacher says many of the methods found in modern evangelism can often produce false converts. Full Story...
Media Critic: DNC Coverage More Hype Than Substance
August 3, 2004
A media watchdog organization says the low network ratings for last week's Democratic National Convention illustrates that people are tired of the relentless liberal partisanship of the mainstream media. Full Story...
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