Hobby Lobby’s Hearing an ‘Even Greater Milestone’ in Abortion-Pill Challenge
Kyle Duncan, general counsel for the Becket Fund for Religious Liberty and legal representative for Hobby Lobby Stores, will go … Read More
Gina Meeks
Pro-Lifers Still Demanding Funeral for Gosnell Victim Babies
Where are the babies Kermit Gosnell murdered, and will they receive a proper funeral and burial? Pro-life organizations plan to … Read More
Ex-Gosnell Abortion Worker Finds Jesus, Turning Pro-Life
The former employee of the late-term abortion clinic Kermit Gosnell ran saw the worst of the worst in the abortion industry. From … Read More
Christian Rocker Janie Chu Battles Sex Trafficking With Music
Sex trafficking has been fought in many ways and on many levels: through national and local laws, through training and … Read More
Teen Locked in Room for 3 Months, Defies Witchdoctor
Seventeen-year-old Kasih* has been locked in her room for three months now. Her crime? Claiming Jesus Christ as her Savior. … Read More
Harassment, Threats Prompt Schedule Changes for Ex-Gay Pride Events
Anti-ex-gay extremism and harassment by the opposition has prompted Family Research Council (FRC) organizations Voice of the Voiceless and Equality … Read More
ACLU Attacks Student-Led Prayer at Football Games
Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) sent a Michigan school district a legal letter Friday after the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) formally complained … Read More
‘Blasphemous’ Texts Land Christian Life Sentence in Pakistani Prison
A Christian man in Pakistan has been given a life sentence for sending “blasphemous” text messages to Muslim clerics. Addition … Read More
Could Texas Abortion Drama Change Perspectives on Sanctity of Life?
Ever since the U.S. Supreme Court Roe vs. Wade decision, which legalized abortion in the United States, Americans have been … Read More
Texas School District Decides Fate of ‘Mark of the Beast’ Student Chips
Fifteen-year-old Andrea Hernandez was expelled from her San Antonio magnet school. But it wasn’t for defiance, skipping school, using drugs … Read More
California Police Brace for More Riots After Trayvon Martin Verdict
Police and civic leaders appealed for calm but braced for more unrest on Tuesday after nearly two dozen protesters were arrested in … Read More
Atheists Threaten to Sue Schools for Refusing to Ban Bible Distributions
Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) has sent 174 school districts in Kentucky a legal letter after the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) threatened … Read More
Baker Faces Jail Time for Refusing to Bake Cake for Homosexual Wedding
A baker in Colorado is facing a possible jail sentence because he declined to make a cake for a gay … Read More
Riots Continue in LA Over Zimmerman Verdict
Rioters angry over the acquittal of George Zimmerman in the shooting death of Trayvon Martin tore through the streets of … Read More
Zimmerman Case Was Not About Race, Juror Tells CNN
The George Zimmerman trial was not about race and the Florida neighborhood watch volunteer was justified in firing the shot … Read More
California Supreme Court Refuses to Stop Gay Weddings
The California Supreme Court on Monday rejected the latest bid to stop gay weddings in the state as same-sex marriage opponents tried … Read More
Christians Emerge as Scapegoats After Egypt’s Coup
On one hand, Egypt appeared calm as the interim prime minister assembled his cabinet over the weekend. He’s trying to … Read More
Home-Schooling Lawyers Petitioning Supreme Court in Romeike Case
The U.S. Sixth Circuit Court of Appeals denied the Home School Legal Defense Association’s (HSLDA) request for rehearing of the … Read More
Marvin Sapp Speaks About Rebuke in Response to Pastor’s ‘Hissy Fit’ Sermon
A video recently went viral of a pastor rebuking church members who had fallen asleep during his sermon. Last week, … Read More
Fuller Seminary Allows First LGBT Campus Group
Fuller Theological Seminary in California has approved an official student organization for lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender students. The decision … Read More