Pastor’s ‘hate crime’ reversed
December 8, 2005
American legal groups defending religious liberty say they are pleased with the acquittal of a Swedish pastor who had been charged with a hate crime
Minnesota pastors latest target of gay activists
December 1, 2005
Minneapolis — A gathering of pastors in support of a ban on same-sex “marriage” in Minnesota was disrupted Nov. 10 by a bomb threat, the
Gay megachurch to join United Church of Christ
November 24, 2005
DALLAS — One of the nation’s largest gay churches has voted to become a member of the United Church of Christ (UCC), in part because
Love Won Out conference draws large protest
November 24, 2005
While more than 1,000 protesters, many shouting profanity and making obscene gestures, filled the streets outside Boston’s Tremont Temple Baptist Church, inside conference attendees struggling
Court rules schools can discuss sex topics
November 17, 2005
Parents have “no constitutional right to prevent the public schools from providing information on [the subject of sex] to their students in any forum
Methodists reinforce policy on homosexuality
November 10, 2005
HOUSTON — An openly gay United Methodist minister lost her bid to return to the pulpit Oct. 31, when the church’s highest court upheld her
Baylor pulls controversial Starbucks cup
September 29, 2005
NASHVILLE — A controversial Starbucks cup that promotes the homosexual agenda has been pulled from a Baylor University coffee shop after someone commented that such
Abstinence education proving successful in Alabama
September 22, 2005
Abstinence-based sex education programs have long been debated in the public school system, but statistics are proving that teaching abstinence- only classes is working. “The
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