The \"Houston 5\" and their lawyers resounded with a clear message the Sunday before mid-term elections -- \"Let the people vote!\" Three of the \"Houston Five\" as they have been called -- five ministry leaders who were subpoenaed for their part in a citizen petition drive calling for a voter ...
Commentator Todd Starnes urges conservatives to vote even if their party\'s candidate may not be ideal. In the 2012 elections, President Obama received 7 million fewer votes than he did in 2008, but his challenger, former Gov. Mitt Romney, polled about 800,000 fewer votes in 2012 than the ...
A press conference in advance of Houston\'s Nov. 2 \"iStandSunday\" rally refocused attention on what Christian leaders believe has been an egregious, maybe even illegal, attempt by Houston\'s Mayor Annise Parker to silence pastors and churches from voicing dissent related to a sweeping human ...
Much of the reporting about the Houston ordinance that grants transgender rights has been about the city\'s issuance and subsequent withdrawal of subpoenas demanding materials from five area pastors. Or, it has focused on the lawsuit petitioners filed against the mayor for failing to comply with ...
Days after the Oct. 30, two-hour court hearing that will determine the future of Northern Alabama\'s only abortion clinic, pro-life supporters are still waiting.
Planned Parenthood\'s single remaining abortion clinic in Cincinnati may soon close its doors, following a non-compliance notice from the Ohio Department of Health received Oct. 14.
A colonel\'s column was removed from an Air National Guard newsletter because the writer violated military policy by including references to Jesus Christ and God, an Ohio National Guard spokesman said.Col. Florencio Marquinez, the medical group commander of the 180th Fighter Wing, wrote an essay in ...
Point Loma Nazarene University this week launched a \'Beauty for Ashes\" crowd-funding scholarship campaign for survivors of sex trafficking. Organizers hope to raise $40,000 in 40 days as seed money for full-ride scholarships.
Former U.S. Congressman Patrick Kennedy, a liberal icon of the Democratic Party, pleads with Americans to stop the trend of legalizing pot that is creating a \"big marijuana\" just like \"big tobacco\" in how it \"targets our kids\" and profits from addiction. His op-ed comes at Halloween amid ...
North Dakota would be the first state to define life as beginning at conception if the state convention\'s constitutional amendment, Measure 1, is approved by voters this Tuesday.Conception happens, according to the American Heritage dictionary, when a one-cell zygote is created by the ...
An abolitionist, speaker and advocate living in Manhattan, Raleigh Sadler helps the church understand the issue of human sex trafficking and how it can be intervene in a natural way. In this blog, Sadler illustrates the very real issue of sex trafficking in our own back yard through the eyes of ...