The City of Bellmead, Texas, is facing a lawsuit after city officials allegedly zoned a local ministry out of existence.

Pharmacists who have moral objections to the dispensing of abortifacients shouldn't be required by law to do so, says a pro-life group.

Disaster relief teams from the Southern Baptist Convention are responding in the aftermath of the deadly Burmese cyclone. 

Mother's Day hits the century mark this year -- but instead of looking to the calendar, a Christian needs only to look to the Bible for reason to honor their mother.

Wikipedia, the online encyclopedia, is facing harsh criticism over the posting of sexually explicit photos and images, including that of homosexuals.

A senior Army strategist and Pentagon advisor says the Chinese are continuing to build up their submarine fleet, which is posing a real threat to other countries in the region.

The recent cell phone video of a 16-year-old Florida girl being beaten until she lost her sight and hearing has online executives warning of impending government intervention if websites don't block videos of criminal activity. 

The University of Toledo has taken action against an administrator that has aroused concern over free-speech violations. 

Influential Christian political activist Tony Perkins says, although well-intentioned, the new document titled "An Evangelical Manifesto" misses the mark. 

A new document purports to "set the record straight" about what it means to be an evangelical Christian.

A former Green Beret says al-Qaida has worn out its welcome in Iraq.

Muslim villagers in Bangladesh eager to rid their area of the Christian work of a local pastor have gang-raped his 13-year-old daughter.

The Michigan Supreme Court has ruled that governments and state universities may not legally offer health insurance to the partners of unmarried workers, including homosexuals.

The attorney general of Nebraska is being lauded for his refusal to use taxpayer dollars to pay for a discrimination suit involving illegal immigrants  

An analyst who predicted historic high oil prices three years ago is accusing the U.S. government of being shortsighted in neglecting to establish a solid energy policy.

An Internet bookstore is taking a stand against leading online book retailers by offering a family-friendly atmosphere.

Georgia lawmaker and former Marine Paul Broun wants an outright ban on the sale of pornography on military installations.

Barack Obama's alleged socialist and communist connections will be the highlight of a planned news conference to be held in Washington in late May.

A potential 15-year maximum sentence for an Austrian man accused of imprisoning and raping his own daughter for two decades is being called outrageous.

Thousands of Burmese cyclone victims are finding relief through a well-known mission agency. 

The recent "Day of Silence" event promoting homosexuality was a bust at one Washington State high school thanks to the efforts of pro-family students, parents, and community leaders. 

A former Border Patrol agent says a bill being pushed Congressman Raul Grijalva would make it much easier for smugglers of illegal immigrants and narcotics operating along the U.S.-Mexico border.