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| 08/19/08 | Folger: McCain clear winner of Warren's presidential forum Evangelical leaders are giving John McCain high marks for his answers during Saturday's presidential forum. |
| 08/19/08 | Doctors Debate When to Declare Organ Donors Dead A report on three heart transplants involving babies is focusing attention on a touchy issue in the organ donation field: When and how can someone be declared dead? |
| 08/19/08 | Chinese churches ordered to close during Olympics A secret Chinese government document has been uncovered that orders churches in that country to shut their doors for three months. The order is timed to coincide with the Olympic games and says church members who violate the rules will be subject to disciplinary actions of the Chinese government. |
| 08/19/08 | Chinese Christians plead for relief as Olympics continue Christian activist and house church pastor Hua Huiqi wrote an open letter to U.S. President George Bush on Sunday (August 10), asking for prayer for his personal safety and for freedom of belief for all Chinese people. |
| 08/19/08 | Muslim father kills Christian daughter An official with a human rights organization says the oil rich Saudi Arabian government is promoting a virulent form of Islam to the entire world. |
| 08/13/08 | Gainesville Voters Set to Reverse Radical Homosexual Ordinance Enacted by their City Council Ignoring enormous community opposition, the Gainesville, Florida City Council earlier this year enacted an ordinance that granted special privileges to men who perceive themselves as women to use women’s bathrooms in any school, business or public facility.As a result, a coalition of citizens and businesses, in Gainesville, formed “Citizens for Good Public Policy,” for the purpose of enacting a Charter Amendment that would prevent the addition of such bizarre special categories to the City’s civil rights ordinance. |
| 08/11/08 | President Bush at Olympic Games President Bush juggled sports, strife and diplomacy Sunday on his whirlwind Olympic adventure |
| 08/11/08 | California Marriage News Pro-family attorneys are vowing to go back to court to get biased, pro-homosexual language removed from the ballot title and summary for the California marriage protection amendment. |
| 08/11/08 | University denies students funds for pro-life week Pro-life students at Wayne State University in Detroit are taking the school to court after being denied student activities funding. |
| 07/20/08 | Catholic Clergy Challenge Colleagues to Reacquaint Themselves and Their People with Humanae Vitae The Confraternity of Catholic Clergy celebrated the 40th anniversary of Humanae Vitae, the encyclical from Paul VI, by asking every deacon, priest and bishop to reread and re-educate their flock with this prophetic document. |
| 07/20/08 | John McCain Shares His Pro-Life Views In the heartland of America where pro-life values are important for most voters, Sen. John McCain made the most of his chance to address his pro-life convictions against abortion. He told an audience there that he is "proud" to be pro-life and defended his voting record. |
| 07/10/08 | 'Right to know' abortion law upheld Women considering an abortion in South Dakota will receive more complete information about how the procedure will affect their bodies and what will actually happen to their unborn child thanks to a ruling by the 8th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals. |
| 07/09/08 | Colorado Planned Parenthood Finishes New Denver Abortion Center Early Planned Parenthood in Colorado has finished its new building three months ahead of schedule and the massive facility will do abortions and serve as a political headquarters for its election campaigns. The building, located at East 38th Avenue and Pontiac Street in the suburb of Stapleton, opened last week. |
| 07/09/08 | Wisconsin Abortion Numbers Plummet 14 Percent in 2007 as Centers Close New numbers are in from the state of Wisconsin on the number of abortions done in the state in 2007 and pro-life advocates are ecstatic that they show a decline of 14 percent. Last year, 1,313 fewer babies were killed by abortion as the number of abortions dropped from 9,580 in 2006 to 8,267 in 2007 |
| 07/09/08 | Michigan Likely to Vote on Forcing Funding of Embryonic Stem Cell Research It appears Michigan voters will likely vote in November on whether they should be forced to pay for embryonic stem cell research. Backers of the unproven research turned in 570,000 signatures on Monday to qualify the proposal and now the secretary of state will start the validation process. |
| 05/28/08 | University Employee Fired for Opposing Homosexuality Commences Legal Action Crystal Dixon, an African American and high ranking administrator of the University of Toledo, summarily fired because she wrote an editorial expressing her Christian views against homosexuality and objecting to the comparison of so-called “gay rights” with the civil rights struggles of African Americans, has retained the Thomas More Law Center to represent her. |
| 05/28/08 | Vicious Protestors in Germany Harass 15,000 Strong Christian Youth Festival In what has been described as a blatant act of "Christianophobia," a group of protestors physically and verbally assaulted some of the 15 thousand Christians peacefully gathered for the April 30 opening day of the Christival German youth festival. |
| 05/28/08 | Thank you for your participation in the PA Pastors Open June 23, 2008 - Radley Run Country Club |
| 05/27/08 | Poll: 54 Percent of Californians Support Gay Marriage Ban Amendment More than half of California residents would support amending the state constitution to outlaw gay marriage, according to a poll published Friday. |
| 05/27/08 | Marriage still sacred in Oregon Measure 36, the amendment to Oregon's constitution declaring that marriage may only be the union of one man and one woman, was ruled constitutional last week by the Court of Appeals for the State of Oregon. Brian Raum, senior legal counsel with the Alliance Defense Fund (ADF), praised the ruling. |
| 05/27/08 | California's Self-Defeating Same-Sex Marriage Decision Last week’s decision by the California Supreme Court, discovering a right to same-sex marriage in the state constitution, was greeted with glee by homosexual-rights advocates across the state and across the country. But such jubilation is misplaced, because the decision will likely result in a significant and lasting defeat for same-sex marriage advocates, both in California and beyond. |
| 05/22/08 | Pilots run out of fuel, pray, land near Jesus sign It seemed like an almost literal answer to their prayers. When two New Zealand pilots ran out of fuel in a microlight airplane they offered prayers and were able to make an emergency landing in a field — coming to rest right next to a sign reading, "Jesus is Lord." |
| 05/21/08 | Missouri Senate Fails to Pass Legislation to Save Babies, Protest Women In the last week of the 2008 Missouri Legislative Session, the Missouri Senate chose not to take up and pass pro-life legislation to save babies and protect women. The Senate debated this very important pro-life legislation for a total of five minutes the entire 2008 legislative session. |
| 05/21/08 | California Court's Judicial Activism Threatens the Institution of Marriage On May 15, 2008, the California Supreme Court overturned California voters' 61 percent majority, expressed in 2000's Proposition 22, in favor of affirming marriage as the union of one man and one woman. |
| 05/19/08 | Battling the abortion mentality on campus Planned Parenthood and other promoters of abortion are on or near college campuses preaching their message of death. But a student pro-life group is moving to counter that. |
| 05/19/08 | Pro-Life Columnist Michelle Malkin Praises Pennsylvania Abortion Alternatives Syndicated columnist Michelle Malkin praised Pennsylvania's Alternatives to Abortion program during a recent appearance in the greater Harrisburg area. |
| 05/19/08 | CA marriage decision trumps the people's vote "More disappointed than surprised" -- that describes the feelings of a California pro-family coalition working to place a marriage amendment question of the fall general election ballot. |
| 05/12/08 | Urgent Action - Pennsylvania Marriage Amendment Last week, the full Senate vote on SB 1250, Pennsylvania’s Marriage Protection Amendment, was postponed when House Speaker Dennis O’Brien informed Senate leadership that if SB 1250 passes the Senate, he will assign it to a committee whose chairman will refuse to allow it to come up for a vote. This maneuver will effectively kill Pennsylvania’s Marriage Protection Amendment. |
| 05/09/08 | CALL Pennsylvania Senators & Representatives Contact your State Senators and Representatives to tell them you support SB 1250 the Marriage Amendment and ask them to support the amendment as well. |
| 05/09/08 | The future of marriage in Pennsylvania Pro-family activists in Pennsylvania are working feverishly to get a constitutional amendment protecting traditional marriage through both legislative bodies in that state. By a vote of 18 to 8, the Senate Appropriations Committee sent a marriage protection amendment to the full Senate. S.B. 1250 would define marriage as only between a man and a woman in Pennsylvania. |