Judge Rules Against Religious Expression
A judge in Montana has ruled against a high school valedictorian who wasn’t allowed to speak at her graduation ceremony because she wanted to give God credit for her success.
Kentucky Committee OKs Bible Classes for Public Schools
A Kentucky Senate Education Committee on Thursday approved a bill that would set up guidelines for Bible courses to be taught in public schools.
Two Teens Shot in California Church
The latest incident of church violence occurred this past weekend in Richmond, California. Three hooded subjects entered the church during services and shot two teens in front of more than one-hundred church goers.
Groundbreaking Study Proves Abstinence Education Works
A new study released today shows that abstinence education is highly effective in reducing sexual activity among youth.
2009 Tax Law Changes Pastors Need to Know
The 2010 Church & Clergy Tax Guide, written by nonprofit tax expert Richard Hammar, J.D., LL.M., CPA, releases today.
Tebow Super Bowl Ad Generating Much Buzz
COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.–Focus on the Family’s Super Bowl ad featuring Heisman Trophy winner Tim Tebow and his mother Pam won’t air until Feb. 7, but it’s already created plenty of buzz and even controversy.
