Conference Will Equip Christians to Defend Faith and Preserve Religious Liberty
An abortion industry exposed for evil. Attacks on religious liberties. Radical activists working to break down the millennia-old institutions of marriage and family.
Family Gives $15 Million to Candidate Because He Supports Moral Issues
One Saturday morning in August, Pastor Farris Wilks, a brawny man with a close-cut beard, walked up to the altar of the church he leads, the Assembly of Yahweh, 7th Day.
Gender-Based Bible Doesn’t Blaspheme the Holy Ghost
A new Bible app, ToYouBible, is revolutionizing the way Bible readers experience the Bible. The American Bible Society puts it on the short list of the 11 most creative and innovative Bible apps.
Operation Compassion Receives a Donation of 2.8 Million Meals
During a recent five week period, Operation Compassion (OC) received 2,800,000 Vitameal meals. Vitameal was originally developed to help stem starvation. It is a unique mixture of all the necessary vitamins and minerals that the human body needs to function properly. Vitameal is designed so that local spices can be added to make it appealing culturally. Meat, chicken, goat, pork, beef or fish can also be added for taste and texture.
How to Prepare for the Holy Spirit’s Next Move
At the height of the Jesus movement in 1972, tie-dyed hippies gathered in parks and stadiums to celebrate their newfound faith in Christ. But when these young converts went home to visit traditional churches, many were rejected because they had long hair and preferred to worship using drums and guitars instead of pianos and pipe organs.
Office Depot Refuses to Print Religious Flyers at Chicago Area Store
Thomas More Society attorneys have sent a demand letter to Office Depot, challenging the company’s refusal to print religious flyers. The office supply chain would not print prayer handouts for customer Maria Goldstein at its Schaumburg, Illinois location. The nonprofit public interest law firm labeled that refusal of service as discrimination and a violation of the Cook County Human Rights Ordinance.
