- 10/04/2011
Neb. School's Ban on Rosary-Style Necklace Touches on Free Speech Issues
A 12-year-old girl in Nebraska who was forbidden from wearing her rosary-style necklace at school by her principal is looking to do whatever she can to stop the violation of religious freedom and “stand up for Jesus.”
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10/04/2011Supreme Court Rejects Ohio Judge's Ten Commandments Appeal
After a three-month recess, the Supreme Court returned on Monday to start a new term, rejecting hundreds of cases, including an appeal by an Ohio judge who wanted to display a poster of the Ten Commandments in his courtroom.
- 10/03/2011
SC Church Asks School District for New Spring Break Dates Due to Easter
After noticing a significant drop in attendance during Easter time, one church in South Carolina is asking the local school district to consider changing the dates for spring break.
Tags Church State - 09/30/2011
Group Fights Sale of Alcopops, Fast Food Beer
In an effort to protect young people from increasingly aggressive alcohol marketing, which is permeating not only convenience stores but also fast food restaurants, one group is calling for change through appeals and resolutions.
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09/30/2011'Courageous' Filmmaker Practices What He Preaches in His Own Movies
Practice what you preach is the overarching message the creator of the upcoming Christian independent film “Courageous” is sending to audiences, speaking especially to himself as well.
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09/30/2011Verizon's 'How Sweet the Sound' Gospel Competition Heads to LA
In search of the next best church choir in America, Verizon’s annual Gospel competition “How Sweet the Sound” made its mark in downtown St. Louis for three hours of energetic worship this week.
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09/29/2011Richard Dawkins Again Refuses Debate With Christian Apologist William Craig
Richard Dawkins has again refused to debate world-renowned apologist William Lane Craig on the rationality of faith and the existence of God. Many believe that Craig’s upcoming “Reasonable Faith” tour in the U.K. is intimidating Dawkins
- 09/29/2011
Principals Given Immunity From Liability in Christian 'Candy Cane' Case
Two elementary school principals were declared immune from liability in the infamous Christian “candy cane” case in Texas affecting young students practicing freedom of speech in public schools.
Tags Free Speech Court Cases - 09/28/2011
Teachers Not Allowed to Bow Heads, Pray Silently by School Board
Taking extra precautions for Wednesday's See You At The Pole day prayer, school officials in Sumner County, Tenn. forbade teachers and administrators from bowing their heads to pray while students are watching.
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09/28/2011Christian Hip-Hop Artist Lecrae on Troubled Past, Source of Significance
Christian hip-hop artist Lecrae is sending another message out to his fans: significance is found not in oneself but in God. All his life, Lecrae Moore wanted to feel a sense of significance.
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09/28/2011Infamous Elvis Psychic's Story of Redemption Revealed in New Book
Family members of the 1980s famed “psychic to the stars” are ready to open up about the story behind the man who allegedly regularly contacted Elvis Presley from the dead – David “Jamil” Guardino.
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09/27/2011Christian Irish Farmer Kicks Out Rihanna for 'Inappropriate' Music Video
R&B and pop singer Rihanna found herself at the center of controversy once again Monday as she filmed another “inappropriate” music video in Northern Ireland.
- 09/24/2011
Fla. Lt. Gov. Wants 'Righteous Government,' God Back in the Country
Christianity is in one of the greatest trials America has seen in modern times, Florida Lt. Gov. Jennifer Carroll said during a speech Thursday.
- 09/23/2011
West Virginia Schools Defend Bible Course Against ACLU
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) investigating a “Bible in the Schools” program established in Mercer County, W. Va., as to whether the school system is violating the separation of church and state.
- 09/23/2011
LGBT Group Pressures PayPal to Shut Down Christian 'Hate Group' Accounts
All Out, a leading international LGBT rights organization, has been pressuring PayPal to shut down the accounts of “hate groups” who are against homosexual lifestyles since earlier this month.
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