50,000 Petitions Confirm American Support for FMA
The House of Representatives have 50,000 more petitions favoring the Federal Marriage Amendment (FMA) to consider as they prepare to vote on the proposal by the end of this week
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The Salvation Army of Philadelphia to Celebrate 125th Anniversary
The ministry began in London, England, in 1865 but it wasn’t long before it spread worldwide including to the United States. -
Bill Would Restore Pastor's Right to Free Speech
The Houses of Worship Free Speech Restoration Act or H. R. 235 would restore a pastor's right to freedom of speech and remove threats on churches' tax-exemptions. -
Ohioans Likely to Vote on Marriage Protection Amendment
A state appeals court rejects a challenge to stop the petition verifying process giving Ohio's same-sex 'marriage' ban a chance to make the fall ballot. -
Pro-family Groups Take One, Two, Three Punch Approach on Same-sex ‘Marriage’
Christians will vote and rally this weekend in support for a constitutional amendment upholding traditional marriage. -
Salvation Army Estimates $40 Million Needed for Hurricane Relief
Salvation Army Disaster Service requests more funding in one its largest recovery effort in over 100 years in response to the three hurricanes which slammed U.S. Southeastern region. -
Focus on the Family and AFA Call for Procter & Gamble Boycott
The two leading pro-family groups are calling on its constituents to boy P&G's two best-selling products, Tide detergent and Crest toothpaste, for the company's support in a homosexual activist campai -
House Committee Approves Bill Preventing Federal Courts to Rule on Pledge
A House committee sends a bill to remove federal courts' jurisdiciton to declare Pledge's 'under God' phrase unconstitutional to the full House. -
ACLJ Defends Ten Commandments Monument Before Appeals Court
An ACLJ lawyer tells an appeals court that the display of a Ten Commandments monument in the corner of a park does not violate the constitution. -
Hurricane, Ballot Date for Marriage Amendment Approaches Louisiana
Unless Hurricane Ivan makes a 'catastrophic turn,' Lousiana voters will decide on the Marriage Protection Amendment this Saturday. -
Judge Rejects Pennsylvania's Anti-Porn Law
A federal court rules that a law requiring internet service providers to shut access to child pornography web sites upon notification violates free speech. -
YMCA USA Holds Conference Addressing Health Epidemic
The YMCA of the USA is leading the initiative to improve the health of communities nationwide. -
Salvation Army Provides for Hurricane Ivan Victims
The Salvation Army personnel and volunteers provide food and shelter for the inhabitants of the Caribbeans after Hurrican Ivan rips through small islands. -
The Battle to Keep Ten Commandments Displays Continues
The ADF fights three cases in separate states this month involving display of the Ten Commandments. -
L.A. County Board to Vote on Newly Designed Seal
The L.A. Board of Supervisors will vote on whether to adopt a new design for the county seal after a federal judge rejected a request for a temporary restraining order against any alteration of the cu -
Restraining Order Seeks to Halt Adoption of New L.A. County Seal
The Thomas More Law Center awaits a decision today on a restraining order filed to prevent tomorrow's adoption of a new seal without the original cross. -
Bush Attends 9/11 Prayer Service
President Bush attends a prayer service at a local church and leads a moment of silence in front of the White House in remembrance of the third anniversary of the attacks on Sept.9, 2001. -
Survey: Most Religious Groups Support Traditional Marriage
A survey with 4000 respondents reveal that the majority of Americans and religious groups support legal status only for heterosexual marriage. -
Newdow's Pledge Challenge Inspires Book on America's Religious Heritage
A parent concered with his daughter growing up in a land that looks down on religion writes a book documenting American's religious heritage through presidential quotes and religious displays. -
Bush Declares Genocide in Sudan
The Bush Administration Thursday agrees with a resolution passed by the U.S. Congress declaring genocide has been committed in Sudan's Dafur region. -
Salvation Army Responds to Flooding in North, South Carolina
While maintaining disaster relief efforts for Hurricane Charley and Frances victims, The Salvation Army is sending teams to assist with flood damage wreaked by the passing of Hurricane Frances over th -
Third Judge Strikes Down Partial-birth Abortion Ban
The third federal judge in recent weeks rejects the U.S. law that bans a late-term abortion procedure. -
Study: Teen Sexual Behavior Linked to Viewing Sexual Content on TV
Focus on the Family experts say sexual content should be taken off television programming after a recent study showed teens who watched more sexual content had increased sexual activity. -
Sacramento Judge Grants Marriage Rights to Same-sex Domestic Partnerships
Conservative groups contend that two laws violate Prop. 22 since they create homosexual marriage under a different name. -
Christian Leaders Declaring 'Mayday for Marriage'
Several prominent Christian leaders will speak at a traditional marriage rally, in which organizers are hoping to gather 1 million couples to stand up for cause.
