Christians are expressing concern over a new film being produced that they believe is blasphemous. The film, entitled Jesus of Nazareth, is based on a book of the same name written in 2010 Paul Verhoeven, Susan Massotta and Rob Van Sheers. The book was said to be written after Verhoeven spent nearly 20 years studying the […]
Churches in New York City that had been prohibited from using public school buildings for Sunday worship have won a monumental victory in federal court. Judge Loretta Presha issued a permanent injunction today allowing the Bronx Household of Faith to continue to hold services in local public school buildings indefinitely. The school was facing possible […]
In today’s 5-4 ruling, the U.S. Supreme Court upheld Obamacare with conservative darling and chief justice, John G. Roberts, Jr., writing the decision, holding that the federal government may impose tax penalties on those who do not have health insurance. Roberts, a Roman Catholic nominated by former President George W. Bush, joined the four liberal […]
Christians in Rockdale County, Georgia are frustrated by a local zoning ordinance that prohibits the establishment of small churches. The ordinance requires all churches to possess at least three acres of property, stating, “A place of worship shall be located on a minimum of three acres dedicated solely for the place of worship or on […]
A city in California has voted unanimously to change its current zoning code in order to remove penalties against those who host home Bible studies without a permit. The vote follows an incident that occurred last year when San Juan Capistrano residents Chuck and Stephanie Fromm were fined for holding Sunday services and Bible studies […]
A police chaplain in Charlotte, North Carolina is troubled by a recent order prohibiting him from praying in the name of Jesus. Pastor Terry Sartain’s day job is the pastor of Horizon Christian Fellowship in Charlotte, but at night or just about any other time in the day he is called to do more. For […]
Regulators in the state of Kansas have revoked the license of a family practitioner for placing the lives of young teens in jeopardy in their quest for an abortion. Dr. Ann Kristin Neuhaus provided second opinions to abortionist George Tiller from 1999 to the time of his death in 2006. State regulations outlaw late-term abortions, […]
The Court of Common Pleas of Philadelphia has handed down a landmark conviction that holds Roman Catholic officials and others criminally responsible for enabling or knowingly overlooking child molesters in their midst. Monsignor William Lynn, 61, of the Archdiocese of Philadelphia was convicted on Friday of child endangerment for allowing priests who were believed to […]
As Obama declared June as national gay pride month, cities across America held events celebrating homosexuality. While some may say that the events are merely “family entertainment,” others are deeply concerned that children are spectators and participants in many of the activities. Philadelphia “Philly Pride” was held on the weekend of June 9th and 10th. […]
The United States Supreme Court has ruled that the Federal Communications Commission’s policy prohibiting indecent material does not provide clear notice to broadcasters that “fleeting expletives” and “momentary nudity” are punishable under the law. The decision released by the court yesterday regarded three broadcasts on the Fox and ABC Networks, which the FCC had found […]