International Ministry Kicks Off Annual Christmas Drive for Needy Children
November 19, 2003
Children in the United States and other developed nations are participating in the world's largest Christmas project in order to send hope to more than seven million hurting children worldwide. Full Story...Colorado Senator Wants Bias Expelled From State College Campuses
November 19, 2003
The president of the Colorado Senate is going to bat for college students in his state who are discriminated against for their conservative or Christian beliefs. Full Story...
Georgia Lawmaker Joins Battle to Combat Rising College Tuition Costs
November 19, 2003
A Georgia congressman is criticizing the spending habits of public universities which he says are approving enormous salaries for their presidents while imposing large tuition hikes on students. Full Story...
Mass. High Court Ignores the Polls, the Prez, Pro-Family Groups
November 19, 2003
The majority of Americans don't favor it. Pro-family groups have been warning of its consequences for years. And President Bush even took time out during his visit to England to denounce it. But four un-elected, black-robed judges in Massachusetts think "it" -- homosexual marriage -- should be made legal in their state. And lots of folks are very u... Full Story...
Early Years Critical in Believers' Spiritual Development, Researcher Says
November 18, 2003
A prominent Christian researcher says he is convinced that the most important segment of the population toward which churches should focus their energies and resources is children. Full Story...
Officer's Wife Suspects Politics Behind Military Prosecution for His Actions in Iraq
November 18, 2003
The wife of a U.S. Army officer facing potentially serious disciplinary action says her husband does not believe in doing whatever it takes to achieve higher rank. But now it looks as though this military man's belief in putting his men before politics might cost him his career. Full Story...
Broadcaster-Evangelist Takes Gospel Into Islamic Territory
November 18, 2003
A Texas-based evangelist will soon be able to spread the gospel throughout a radical Islamic country, giving tens of millions of Muslims the opportunity to respond to God's message of love. Full Story...
Texas Capitol Gets to Keep Its Ten Commandments Monument
November 18, 2003
A Texas attorney says a recent ruling by a federal court which allowed a Ten Commandments monument to stay on Capitol grounds in Austin is an example of the need for the U.S. Supreme Court to address the issue. Full Story...
Theologian Says United Methodists Will Not Go Way of Episcopal Church
November 18, 2003
Despite the recent choice of the Episcopal Church USA, a United Methodist theologian says a self-declared homosexual will never be ordained a bishop in his denomination. Full Story...
Coaches Back Campaign to Flush Beer Ads from NCAA Sports
November 18, 2003
Two of the biggest names in college sports are supporting a new campaign to cut off the money flow to schools from advertising for beer and other alcoholic beverages. Full Story...
Mass. Supreme Court Okays Homosexual Marriage
November 18, 2003
After delaying its decision for several months, the Massachusetts Supreme Court has ruled that the state cannot deny homosexual couples the right the marry. The decision in favor of same-sex "marriage" could threaten the traditional, biblical concept of marriage -- that being the union of one man and one woman -- across the nation. Full Story...
INS Vet Warns Public About Illegal Immigration-Identity Theft Link
November 17, 2003
A retired Immigration and Naturalization Service official says Americans need to be aware of the growing problem of identity theft by illegal aliens. He says tens of thousands of fraudulent documents have been confiscated by federal officials over the past several years. Full Story...
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