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02/12/2010NCAA Football Committee OKs Ban on 'Eye Black' Notes
The NCAA Football Rules Committee agreed Wednesday to bar players from displaying words, numbers, logos and other symbols in the anti-glare “eye black” they underline their eyes with.
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02/07/2010Michael Vick Presents New, God-First Image
Pro-football player Michael Vick got two unique shots this past week to reveal to the public how 18 months in prison and his newfound faith has made him a new man – a different man.
- 02/07/2010
National Marriage Week USA Kicks Off to Turn Tide
Pro-family and faith-based organizations across the United States marked the start of National Marriage Week on Sunday to draw special attention on the need to strengthen marriage and the ways to do it.
- 02/05/2010
Bishop Robinson: Same-Sex Acts Unnatural for Heterosexuals
When the Apostle Paul wrote of the “perversion” of men and women who committed “indecent acts” with those of the same sex, he was talking about people he understood to be heterosexuals engaging in same-sex acts, according to The Episcopal Church’s first actively-gay bishop.
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02/01/2010Filmmakers Assemble Actors to Re-Enact Prop 8 Trial for Web
A film production team is re-enacting last month’s federal court battle over California’s voter-approved marriage definition to allow people to see what the U.S. Supreme Court decided to keep behind court doors.
- 01/31/2010
CBS in Hot Seat Over Super Bowl Ad Selections, Rejections
For many, it may seem like the 30-second ads for this year’s Super Bowl are getting more attention than next weekend’s matchup between the Indianapolis Colts and the New Orleans Saints.
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01/30/2010Prop 8 Testimonies Conclude; Key Ruling Awaits
The final witness in the federal court battle over California’s voter-approved marriage definition finished giving his testimony Wednesday, but the closing arguments and the final ruling are still weeks away.
- 01/27/2010
eHarmony Agrees to be More 'Welcoming' to Same-Sex Seekers
Matchmaking website eHarmony.com settled a class-action lawsuit Tuesday, agreeing to pay half a million dollars to gay, lesbian and bisexual Californians who were harmed by its decision not to offer same-sex matching services.
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01/26/2010CBS Clarifies New Ad Policy Amid Tebow Row
CBS said Tuesday that its policy regarding advocacy ads has evolved over the past several years and that it would now consider airing “responsibly produced” ones during its broadcast of this year’s Super Bowl, as it had done with that of Focus on the Family.
- 01/25/2010
Pro-Choice Groups Petition Against Tim Tebow Super Bowl Ad
Pro-choice women’s groups are rallying their supporters to convince CBS, the NFL, and Super Bowl advertisers to stand against the “anti-choice” Super Bowl ad that will feature Tim Tebow and his mother.
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01/24/2010Over 35,000 Walk for Life in San Francisco
Over 35,000 pro-lifers took to the streets of San Francisco Saturday to show their support for “the least of these” and to mark a turning point in the battle against legalized abortion.
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01/20/2010CBS OKs Script for Tim Tebow Super Bowl Ad
CBS officials have given initial approval for the ad that Christian group Focus on the Family seeks to have aired during America’s most-watched television broadcast – the Super Bowl.
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01/17/2010Tim Tebow to Appear in Pro-Family Super Bowl Ad
Just weeks after capping his college football career with a win in the Sugar Bowl, Florida Gators’ star Tim Tebow is set to make an appearance during the upcoming NFL Super Bowl. But it won’t be on the field that sports fans will see him.
- 01/12/2010
Prop 8 Backers, Opponents Face Off in Federal Court
A federal trial over California’s voter-approved marriage definition opened Monday with some unexpected questioning from the judge during the opening statements.
- 01/10/2010
U.N. Humanitarian Chief Highlights Need for Int'l Church Networks
Egeland complimented ACT for its professional standard and said church-based and other religious groups were most important in the post-tsunami rebuilding phase.
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