- 05/21/2013
Over 500 Imams Protest Against Gay Marriage in UK
Hundreds of Islamic leaders have turned out in the United Kingdom to protest a bill proposed by Prime Minister David Cameron to legalize same-sex marriage.
- 05/21/2013
Judge Issues Order Saying Pro-Lifer Can Demonstrate at Mich. Planned Parenthood Facility
A federal judge has issued a "stipulating order" that allows an activist to display pro-life messages inside his car in front of a Planned Parenthood facility in Michigan.
- 05/20/2013
Irish Prime Minister Speaks at Boston College Despite Pro-Life Protests
The prime minister, or taoiseach, of Ireland gave what some onlookers described as a "rousing speech" at Boston College despite fervent protests from pro-life students and others.
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05/20/2013Oscar Mayer Wienermobile Makes Stop at South Dakota Church, Aids Charity
The iconic Oscar Mayer Wienermobile recently made a stop at a South Dakota church and took part in a local charity supported by the congregation.
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05/17/2013Wisconsin Church Builds 60-Ft Cross to Help Combat Culture War?
A Wisconsin church has built a 60-foot high cross on its property in an effort to make its surrounding community more "Christ-conscious," and perhaps help win the culture war, says the church's pastor.
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05/17/2013United Methodist Publication 'Reporter' Founded in 1840s To Close
A United Methodist not-for-profit publication that traces its roots back to the nineteenth century announced that they will be closing down by the end of the month.
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05/16/2013Anglican Congregation Seeks Rehearing After Losing Property Suit to Episcopal Church
An Anglican congregation in Virginia that recently lost a property suit against The Episcopal Church is asking for a rehearing before the state Supreme Court.
- 05/16/2013
Washington Post Poll Claims Majority in Bible Belt State Support Gay Marriage
A recently released poll from The Washington Post indicates that a Bible Belt state may be moving toward majority support for same-sex marriage.
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05/15/2013Judge Rules Against Christians Attacked at Arab Festival; Appeal Filed
A federal judge in Michigan ruled Tuesday against a suit brought by a group of Christian evangelists who were attacked last year at the largest Arab gathering in the United States.
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05/15/2013Franklin Graham: IRS Targeted Samaritan's Purse, Billy Graham Evangelistic Association
Evangelist Franklin Graham has stated in a letter to President Barack Obama that the Christian charities he is leading were also targeted by the IRS along with conservative groups last year.
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05/15/2013Black Pastors: Church 'Woefully Uninformed' About Abortion's Impact
A coalition of African-American clergy and leaders who came to the nation's capital to lobby for a Congressional investigation of the abortion industry says that the American church is by and large ignorant of abortion's negative impact.
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05/14/2013Texas Episcopal Church in US Raises Over $25M for Campus Expansion
A large Texas-based Episcopal congregation has announced that it exceeded its goal of $25 million for a capital campaign to fund the building and expansion of its facilities.
- 05/13/2013
Tenn. Sheriff Defends Decalogue Display at Department Lobby
A sheriff of one of Tennessee's fastest growing counties has recently defended the presence of a display that includes the Ten Commandments in the lobby of the department he oversees.
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05/13/2013Minnesota Senate to Debate Gay Marriage Bill; Expected to Pass
The upper house of the Minnesota Legislature will debate a bill that would legalize same-sex marriage, a bill many believe will pass.
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05/10/2013UMC Pastor Performing Son's Gay Wedding Was 'Injurious to the Church,' Says Good News Leader
A conservative United Methodist pastor with a traditional view of marriage says that a clergyman set to be on trial for officiating his son's gay wedding acted in a way that is "injurious to the church."
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