Month: June, 2014

Can Church Planting Revive Christianity's Waning Influence?

A 2013 Gallup poll found that most Americans think religion is losing its influence in the United States, while a

Christian Mother Meriam Ibrahim Could Face Five More Years in Prison as State Department Struggles to Broker Her Freedom

Christian mother turned global persecution icon Meriam Ibrahim could possibly spend another five years in prison after escaping death row

Sudanese Ambassador Assured Me Meriam Ibrahim Will Be Safe in Sudan, Says Tony Perkins

The president of the Washington, DC-based Family Research Council has met with the Sudanese Ambassador to the United States over

Obama Administration Foreign Policy: We'd Laugh if Lives Weren't at Stake

As Iraq burns, and the hard-won gains of American arms are thrown away in a bloodbath of severed heads and

Convicted Felons: Another Step to 8 Million More Voters

Tomorrow, state officials in California will review a petition to gain a vote in November that would reduce prison sentences

Saul Alinsky Would Be Proud

The Tenth Amendment says, “The powers not delegated to the United States by the Constitution, nor prohibited by it to

GOP: Thank God for Mississippi

Mississippi, a state often ignored by the national political world, managed to do something rarely seen in politics: Produce two

Faith Group Leaders to Obama: Protect Religious Freedom in LGBT Workplace Discrimination Order

A group of about 140 religious leaders and religious freedom advocates signed a letter to President Barack Obama asking him

EPA Employees Asked to Stop Pooping in Hallways

Rogue employees at the Environmental Protection Agency might not have an affinity for the phrase “cleanliness is next to godliness,”

Is Your Love Only On Paper?