Oklahoma bill to protect schools wanting to offer Bible electives

Oklahoma bill to protect schools wanting to offer Bible electives

After at least one district last year faced opposition from outside groups to its policy of letting students voluntarily sign up for a Bible elective, the Oklahoma State Senate has drafted a bill that could provide legal protection to schools that wish to offer religion or Bible courses.

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Infertility leads couple to embryo adoption

A Houston area pastor and wife share their story of infertility, embryo adoption, and the birth of a son to highlight an \"adoption alternative\" which they said gives \"leftover\" embryos a chance for life. Churches in the United States have celebrated the third Sunday in January as Sanctity of ...

House defunds president's DACA amnesty policy, funds Homeland Security

In what might be a historic vote for Republican lawmakers, the U.S. House of Representatives, which must originate all budget bills, voted 236-191 to approve funding for Homeland Security and simultaneously defund -- largely through five Republican amendments to the bill -- President Obama\'s ...

Tebow hosts special needs proms nationwide

The Tim Tebow foundation will make February 13 a \"Night to Shine\" for nearly 5,000 special needs individuals across the U.S. as they celebrate the organization\'s 5-year anniversary.

Americans fixated on death but not eternity

Seventeen million viewers chose to watch the season premiere of The Walking Dead -- a horror show in its fifth season -- with no fewer than 13.2 million having watched one of the weekly series\' programs, according to the Neilsen ratings.

New York tackles human trafficking through state-wide initiatives

New York Governor Andrew Cuomo declared January Human Trafficking Awareness month Tuesday, Jan. 13. It is the latest initiative the state is taking to curb sex trafficking in the state. In 2013, New York launched a statewide court program to help trafficking victims escape exploitation and abuse.

Too much sugar, not obesity, linked to some chronic diseases

Sugar is not a substance that just packs on pounds, researchers have discovered. Eight thousand scientific papers show a strong link between sugar and chronic disease, say scientists at the University of California/San Francisco. Christians need to be aware of the serious threat sugar poses to ...

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