Salvation Army Awards First Muslim with Top Honor
The Army presented a certificate and a medal to Muntajab Ibraheem for his leadership work in the Army’s Emergency Services team in Iraq.
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Challenges to Marriage Amendment Votes Denied, Pending
Not all 11 states with scheduled ballots on marriage protection amendments this fall may be able to vote on a definition of marriage. -
House Approves Bill to Split Ninth Circuit Court
House representatives passed a bill Tuesday that would split the Ninth Circuit court, representing over 56 million people, into three judgeships. -
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Faith-Based Organizations to Fight AIDS with Newly Funded Abstinence Programs
Nine of the eleven organizations chosen to receive grants totaling $100 million as part of the Bush Administrtaion's Emergency Plan for AIDS relief are faith-based. -
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Survey: Catholics Give Bush Lead
A Barna survey shows a shift of Catholic support for Bush while an increase in Protestant support for Kerry. -
U.S. Supreme Court Turns Down Moore's Appeal
The U.S. Supreme Court refused to hear an appeal from former Alabama Justice Roy Moore seeking to reclaim his office. -
High Court Refuses Catholic Charities' Appeal on Contraceptive Coverage Law
The nation's high court turned down an appeal by Catholic Charities of Sacramento to a California law requiring employers to include contraceptives coverage as part of the prescription healthcare ins -
Over 1,000 Cities Form National Life Chain
Pro-lifers formed Life Chains in cities around the nation to send the message that pre-born children are children too. -
Pampers Disposable Diapers Added to P&G Boycott
Several Christian ministries are boycotting P&G products for the company's support of a homosexual agenda. -
Christian Medical Association Rejects Change to Human Cloning Nomenclature
What’s in a name? Apparently a lot according to Christians doctors who disapprove of stem cell researchers using the phrase ‘nuclear transfer’ to cover negative connotations of the ‘therapeutic clonin -
Pro-family Leaders on Marriage Amendment: 'We Will Succeed'
Pro-family leadres express disappointment to the Marriage Protection Amendment failure in the House but say the fight hasn't ended yet. -
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Marriage Protection Amendment Fails in House
A constitutional amendment banning same-sex 'marriage' did not garner enough House votes to pass. -
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Marriage Rallies Ready Voters for Fall Ballots
Pro-traditional marriage rallies encourage Christians to support traditional marriage and vote. -
Survey: Parents Concerned with Children's Exposure to Inappropriate Enterntainment
Nearly 9 in 10 American parents are worried that their children are heavily exposed to inappropriate content in entertainment media -
House Votes on Marriage Protection Amendment Thursday
Suppporters of a consitutional amendment banning same-sex 'marriage' believe the proposal will unlikely pass in the House but believe it is a necessary vote nonetheless. -
Salvation Army Makes Most of Limited Hurricane Disaster Relief Resources
Although the ministry remains committed to helping hurricane victims in Florida, they may not have enough resources to help areas hit before. -
Justice Department to Defend Partial-birth Abortion Ban
The U.S. Department of Justice will appeal decisions in three courts which rejected the ban on a late-term abortion procedure. -
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Schwarzenegger’s Approval of Hate-Crime Bill Disappoints Conservatives
California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger signs SB 1234, a bill which expands the definition of a hate crime by rewriting 'gender' to include transsexuals and cross-dressers. -
Stand for the Family rally Heads to Louisiana
At the second rally of its kind this year, pro-family evangelical leaders will encouraging more Christians to vote their values in the fall election.
