Court Upholds Judge's Right to Voice Beliefs on Homosexuality
July 7, 2004
An attorney with a Christian legal group that specializes in constitutional rights says a recent decision by the Mississippi Supreme Court affirming a public official's right to voice his beliefs is a major victory for free speech. Full Story...Canadian Activist: Court-Mandated 'Homosexual Marriage' Could Prove Downfall to New Gov't
July 7, 2004
The co-founder and executive director of the Canadian version of the Christian Coalition says Canada's new minority Liberal government may be short-lived if Parliament is forced to deal with a court-mandated "homosexual marriage" law. Full Story...
As FMA Vote Looms, Pro-Family Forces Call for Grassroots Action
July 7, 2004
With the Federal Marriage Amendment (FMA) coming up before the U.S. Senate for a July 15 vote, and with the U.S. presidential election not much farther off, pro-family leaders are pressing hard to get citizens involved in putting more pressure on their legislators. Meanwhile, the Sky Angel nationwide direct-to-home satellite television system will ... Full Story...
Artist-Sponsor Announces First National Christian Art Competition
July 7, 2004
A Kentucky artist is trying to encourage artists of all ages to use and showcase their gifts for God's glory. Full Story...
Bible Teacher Tells Believers to Prepare for Persecution
July 7, 2004
A Texas-based evangelist says Christians must be educated and equipped to stand against the prevailing philosophical language of the secular world. To do that, he says, believers in America need to have the same attitude as first-century Christians. Full Story...
Cable Providers Pressured for 'a la Carte' Programming
July 7, 2004
Pro-family groups are pressuring the Federal Communications Commission (FCC) and members of Congress to force cable television providers to allow consumers more choice when it comes to programming options. Full Story...
Security Analyst Questions Pro-Islamists' Survey
July 6, 2004
A former advisor to President Ronald Reagan feels no one should put much credence in a recent poll conducted by an Islamic group tied to terrorism. The poll shows most Muslims in the U.S. want John Kerry rather than George W. Bush in the White House. Full Story...
Former Addict Urges Christians To Tackle Drug Problem
July 6, 2004
A North Carolina man spends most of the year traveling the nation, encouraging churches to take the lead in the war on drugs. Full Story...
Black Pastor Critical of Michigan State's Latest Pro-Homosexual Scholarship
July 6, 2004
A black pastor and conservative activist says a new scholarship at Michigan State University (MSU) for homosexual, bisexual, and trans-gender students of color is "an affront to the black community." Full Story...
Pioneering Conservative Editor Steps Down
July 6, 2004
One of the people credited with bringing the modern conservative movement forward is phasing himself off the scene. William F. Buckley has relinquished his ownership of The National Review magazine, a Bible of sorts for conservatives. Full Story...
Court Upholds After-School Bible Club's Equal Access Rights
July 6, 2004
The three-judge panel of a federal appeals court has ruled that an evangelical group's plan to distribute fliers to students in Maryland elementary schools is not an unconstitutional endorsement of religion. Full Story...
Florida Rip-Off Involves Possible Misuse of School Voucher Money
July 6, 2004
Florida authorities say they've uncovered a scam involving a private school in Bartow that allegedly stole more than $200,000 from the state's McKay and Corporate Tax Credit voucher programs, as well as the federal government's school lunch program. Full Story...
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