ECUSA Dissenter, Refusing to Compromise, Resigns
July 20, 2004
A conservative lay leader in Arizona, who recently chose to leave her church position rather than compromise biblical truth, says the Episcopal Church USA has become a place were dissenters are no longer welcome. Full Story...Will Courts Find DOMA Legal?
July 20, 2004
A lesbian couple living in Florida is set to go to court to challenge the federal Defense of Marriage Act, or DOMA. Full Story...
Liberal Media Being Destroyed By Own Bias, Author Says
July 19, 2004
The founder and president of the Media Research Center believes the ongoing liberal bias at major news organizations will cause their imminent collapse. Full Story...
Despite Terrorist Threat, Die-Hards Still Go For Short-Term Missions
July 19, 2004
The rise in incidents of terrorism around the world is having an impact on international short-term missions, particularly those trips to some of the more dangerous locations. Full Story...
Pro-FMA Senators Say Failed Vote Still a Win
July 19, 2004
Despite the fact the Senate effectively voted against the proposed Federal Marriage Amendment last week, the author of the amendment counts the overall effort as a big victory. Full Story...
Big Decision in Texas Could Affect Sex-Ed Texts Across Country
July 19, 2004
A pro-family group is haling new abstinence-only health textbooks for Texas public schools, the nation's second-largest buyer of textbooks. Full Story...
Lawsuit Over Student's Religious Rights Culminates with New Univ. Policy
July 19, 2004
The University of Utah has agreed to no longer force students to take part in activities that conflict with their religious beliefs. Full Story...
'Perfectly Logical' Anti-Voter Fraud Bill Faces Tough Road, Says Lawmaker
July 19, 2004
A Colorado congressman is praising a bill recently introduced in the House that would curb voter fraud by requiring voters to actually prove their citizenship. Full Story...
Miss. Christians Rally After FMA Senate Setback
July 19, 2004
More than 6,000 people gathered at the BancorpSouth Center in Tupelo, Mississippi, last Sunday night (July 18) to support the biblical view of marriage as a union between one man and one woman. For that evening the center became a place of worship, as more than 70 area churches joined forces to host the rally for traditional marriage. Full Story...
Fetching Hero Returns: Christian Filmmaker Brings Benji Back to the Big Screen
July 19, 2004
An old friend of the family is returning to theaters next month. With the August 20 release of his new movie, Benji Off the Leash!, filmmaker Joe Camp is reminding audiences what family entertainment used to mean -- and hoping to prove to Hollywood that a heartwarming and wholesome story that teaches family values is just the breed of entertainment... Full Story...
Marriage Protection Act -- A Suitable Short-Term Alternative to FMA?
July 16, 2004
Several conservative Christian groups are backing legislation that would prevent federal judges from hearing cases that challenge the constitutionality of states' Defense of Marriage Acts, a tactic being used by homosexual activists seeking the legalization of same-sex "marriage." Full Story...
Univ. Prof Aims to Reduce Divorce by Dispelling 'Marriage Myths'
July 16, 2004
It could be called "Divorce 101." New York's Binghamton University this fall will offer a course that could help students reduce the likelihood they'll wind up in divorce court. Full Story...
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