Pastor Starts Church on Steps of Planned Parenthood
Pastor Ken Peters was faithfully leading his small church in Spokane, Washington, when a guest preacher’s Sunday sermon grabbed his heart and prompted an unexpected response.
Court Rules Pensacola Cross Remains
A federal Court of Appeals ruled that the World War II-era 78-year-old Bayview Cross in Pensacola, Florida, does not violate the U.S. Constitution and will remain standing. The appeals court noted it has become “embedded in the fabric of the Pensacola community” and that removing it could “strike many as aggressively hostile to religion.”
Christian Football Coach Threatens to Sue NFL
Coach Dave Daubenmire will broadcast a special Saturday morning edition of Coach Dave LIVE where he will explain his position on the soft porn at the Super Bowl and his intentions to sue those responsible for pumping the bilge into the homes of unsuspecting Christian Americans.
Ten Commandments Monument Coming to Montgomery
Judge Roy Moore, President Emeritus of the Foundation for Moral Law, and Kayla Moore, the Foundation’s President, are pleased to announce that on Tuesday, February 11, 2020, the “Ten Commandments Monument” will be returned to Montgomery, Alabama, to be placed at One Dexter Avenue on the first floor of the Foundation for Moral Law.
Georgia Unveils New Pro-Life License Plate
Choose Life of Georgia today presented the new “Choose Life” license plate to Governor Brian Kemp. It is now available for those who want to promote the preciousness of all human life.
Score One for Public School Kids
People of faith are celebrating this week, and none more than the teachers of nearly 5,000 Good News Clubs in the nation’s public schools. On National Religious Freedom Day, January 16, President Trump signed new guidance rules to protect, among other things, freedom of prayer in public schools. He was surrounded by students who have suffered discrimination and even persecution.
