Faith News Network

Invoking prayer in politics is nothing new in America. It’s been an integral part of the process for Christians since long before George Washington went on bended knee on the banks of the Potomac.

Omaha, Neb.–This Christmas season, the Thomas More Society, will display a nativity scene in the Nebraska capitol building in honor of the birth of Christ. At noon, Friday, December 11, the national nonprofit public interest law firm and its Omaha branch will host a celebration and unveil the Christmas crèche depicting the newborn Christ child lying in the manger. Thomas More Society-Omaha attorney Martin Cannon will address the gathering and members of the Pacific Strings Ensemble will lead music. The nativity scene will be on view in the Nebraska State Capitol building rotunda at 1445 K Street in Lincoln, Nebraska through December 18 and is open to the public.

As America reels from revelations about Planned Parenthood’s sale of unborn baby parts, and funding for the pro-choice organization is under attack by federal and state governments, the pro-life Hope Pregnancy Centers of Brazos Valley (www.partnerwithhope.org) has purchased and is repurposing a former Planned Parenthood abortion clinic there. Hope Pregnancy Centers is the first known pro-life pregnancy organization in the United States to own a former Planned Parenthood building.

Each faced a moment of decision—an opportunity with eternal impact.

Many said, “Yes,” but their choice often came at a great cost. They took action when others cowered in fear. Some gave up their careers, and others died poor and forgotten.

The ground-breaking Christian film, “Christmas Stories” will start shooting this November.

In the wake of county clerk Kim Davis being jailed for refusing to issue marriage licenses to same-sex couples in Kentucky, the “One Generation Away” Film Tour is headed to The Creation Museum in Petersburg, Kentucky on September 15.