A Detroit suburb’s Nativity scene has been voted off city property. In the latest attack on Christmas, the Berkley City Council, faced with the threat of a lawsuit by the American Civil Liberties Union, has voted 6-1 to donate its manger scene to the Berkley Clergy Association for display on church property. Click here and
This is from the American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) who continues to fight for religious freedom in America: “We will be filing our amicus brief in Newdow v. United States Congress in the next 24 hours. “The day those words are banned—“In God We Trust”—the day they are stripped from our coins and
A liberty was lost… but now is found. The military leadership was blind, but now they have partial sight. As ridiculous and unbelievable as it sounds Navy Chaplain Gordon James Klingenschmitt was court-martialed recently for praying “in Jesus’ name” while in uniform. Here’s the good news though, as reported by the Christian Examiner: “Navy and
(The man involved in this case, Darrell Rundus, is loosely affiliated with Living Waters Ministries, and is the guy who got his Million-dollar bill Gospel tracts seized last June by the Treasury Dept.)
A federal court in Texas has ruled that Christians are allowed to share their faith on the grounds of the Texas State Fair, but if they want to hand out tracts, they’ll have to buy that right.
U.S. District Judge Jane Boyle Wednesday signed the ruling that confirms Darrell Rundus .jpg)
and his Great News Network are “free to spread the gospel and distribute religious tracts on the public sidewalks outside Fair Park. Moreover, within Fair Park he may continue to orally share his beliefs with fairgoers.”
However, the ruling also said, “Rundus may still distribute religious literature at the Fair provided that he pays the required fee and confines his activities to the allotted exhibit space.”
This is the final ruling concerning Living Waters ministries on the status of the lawsuit that Ray Comfort brought against a judge who ordered him to stop preaching in front of the Bellflower court house: For two and a half years we preached the gospel each morning to a line of people who were waiting