Liberty Legal Institute announced today that the Internal Revenue Service found that pastors who gathered in 2006 for a series of public policy conferences had every right to do so and that the organizers of the events did not violate any tax laws that govern non-profit organizations.
The U.S. military is confirming that it has destroyed some Bibles belonging to an American soldier serving in Afghanistan.
Justice David Souter is set to retire from the U.S. Supreme Court at the end of the session in June, according to news reports. This will be President Barack Obama’s first opportunity to make an appointment to the Supreme Court.
Lenders specializing in church properties are reporting rising rates of delinquency and foreclosure, but at least one pastor thinks that may mean good news for the Kingdom.
Recently, we provided you with educational information regarding an issue under consideration by Congress. Under a new Obama administration proposal, the value of itemized deductions for charitable contributions by the wealthy would have been reduced, purportedly for the purpose of paying for new healthcare initiatives.
As the nation marked Earth Day yesterday, Christian college students across the U.S. and Canada got their hands dirty as part of a National Day of Service for God’s Creation.
