Public school graduations in Brookfield, Wisconsin church upheld
By • September 12, 2011

A federal appeals court said Friday that two public schools in southeastern Wisconsin did nothing wrong when they held graduation ceremonies in a church.
By • September 12, 2011

A federal appeals court said Friday that two public schools in southeastern Wisconsin did nothing wrong when they held graduation ceremonies in a church.
By • September 10, 2011

Yesterday the USGS reported a 6.4 magnitude earthquake at 12:41 PDT. For many, it brought back memories of the 1946 earthquake that hit Vancouver
By • September 8, 2011

As the January date of its implementation approaches, California Christians are worrying about the new state law, the SB 48, which mandates state public
By • September 7, 2011

In 1971, Jerry Falwell, Sr. followed what he considered to be a vision given to him by God: to build a world-class university founded
By • September 5, 2011

Right before Friday night's football game at Marianna High School, students, parents, and players recited the Lord's Prayer, with one group proudly displaying a
By • September 2, 2011

David Williams, challenger of Kentucky’s Democratic Gov. Steve Beshear, urged Beshear “to denounce this attack on prayer at public functions and lead the efforts
By • September 1, 2011

According to Catholic scholar, Lucetta Scaraffia, writing on the front page of the Catholic publication L'Osservatore Romano, governments that promote sex education in schools
By • August 30, 2011

The Christian conservative legal advocacy group, the Alliance Defense Fund (ADF), reacted to a recent complaint by the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) alleging
By • August 27, 2011

After the De Soto County, MS, school district announced that it would no longer broadcast Christian prayer before high school football games, parents perceived
By • August 26, 2011

According to a Baptist Press report, an eight-year-old was one of a 25-member team of missionaries from Truett-McConnell College, a Southern Baptist-affiliated college in
By • August 25, 2011

Yesterday we reported on the decision of the DeSoto School District in Missisippi to stop prayers at their school before athletic events and other
By • August 23, 2011

Dirt Devil's religiously-themed advertisement has gone viral on the Internet. The "wickedly good" advertising campaign was shown in Germany and is a spoof of
By • August 23, 2011

The authorities in The Netherlands are investigating the deaths of 34 boys in a Catholic school for mentally handicapped boys. The deaths which occurred