Cancelled prom

Larry Elder smallThe most disturbing part of the ObamaCare debate is not about where Republicans and Democrats disagree, but where they agree.

Michelle Malkin smallHave you noticed something about the audiences that President Obama has cherry-picked to cheer his government healthcare takeover roadshow?

James Lambert smallIn terms of profitability margin, 85 industries outrank healthcare. But you won't hear that from Barack Obama or Nancy Pelosi.

Thomas Sowell smallThe "stimulus" was supposed to get the private sector spending, lending, investing and employing. The question is: Is that what has actually happened?

Marcia Segelstein smallConcerned about your children's or grandchildren's well-being? How about the future of society? Then grab a copy of the new book Children at Risk.

global warming or cooling?Despite continuing Chicken Little-style cries of fear, the moral of the global-warming story remains the same: don't believe everything you hear.

Islamic crescent symbol smallChristianity and Islam -- the world's two largest religions are quite similar in important ways, not the least of which is a core belief that its tenets are to be spread throughout the world.

See this touching story of Mark and Katharyn Richt and their journey to adopting two children. 

 Unthinkable highlights the incredible story of Scott Rigsby, the first double amputee to complete the Kona Ironman Triathlon.

hell is a scary ending... and a beginning for those who enter, because there's no turning back

When God calls will you answer?

 

 In this comedy spot from TCT, we see that if you're missing the spiritual growth opportunities in parenting, you're missing the point.

A discussion about missional living in America.

Through our ups and downs, happy days and trials, God is always there molding and shaping us to become who He wants us to be.

 God knows everything about You. God wants you to know Him

Two Kingdoms: Heaven & Hell ...How long and what will it take before you start sharing the gospel with everyone around you?

 Youth Unlimited, shares a story about compassion and "washing other's feet."

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10 men who destroyed American culture

HefnerAFA has been working to preserve the influence of Christian morality in America for more than 30 years. Much of that effort has been aimed at stemming the tide of indecency on television and in movies.


ACLU, PP join forces

 The ACLU joined with Planned Parenthood in an attempt to defeat the Personhood Amendment Initiative in Nevada. The initiative proposes to add to the state constitution the statement...


Advertisers drop ‘Family Guy,’ ‘American Dad’

 Encouraging advertisers to reevaluate which shows they sponsor has proven a powerful means of battling indecency on the public airwaves, and grassroots members may have just as much clout in their local areas as at the national level.


AFA co-sponsors Texas pro-life rally

Pro-Life RallyOn January 17 and 18, AFA joined with Lou Engle, founder of TheCall to Conscience, pro-family leaders and thousands of pro-life Christians in Houston, Texas, to condemn the opening of Planned Parenthood’s abortion “super center” and to celebrate the sanctity of life.


Americans know pop culture, not history

 More Americans know about TLC television’s Gosselin family (Jon & Kate Plus Eight) than know that James Madison is considered the “Father of the Constitution.”


Another study reveals significant link between abortion, breast cancer

 Results of a recent study in China reveal that women who have had an abortion have a 17% increased risk of breast cancer.


Bass thumpin’… political stumpin’… shotgun pumpin’

 Mike HuckabeeMike Huckabee has a way of making complex things simple without being simplistic.
  It’s a gift that some just call common sense, and it can probably be credited, in part, to his humble upbringing in Hope, Arkansas. But there is nothing common about common sense, at least not among politicians who seem to have a knack for making the simple complex.


Christian preschool 
on NRB Network

 National Religious Broadcasters Network welcomed a new addition to its winter programming schedule in January. Gina D’s Kids Club features educational and wholesome entertainment for preschoolers.


Church faces eviction over homeless issue

 Pacific Justice Institute (PJI) is working to stop a Victorville, California, church from being evicted from its meeting place.


Church leader training tops list of downloads

  BuildingChurchLeaders.com is a not-for-profit ministry that assembles downloadable training materials for church leaders. Its list of the top 10 downloaded resources of 2009 reveals some of the widespread needs of ministries.


Coptic Christians persecuted in Egypt

 In Egypt, the majority of Christians belong to the Egyptian Orthodox Church and are called Coptic Christians. They celebrate the birth of Jesus on January 7, rather than December 25.


Grieving well

Jasper FamilyWhether it’s the death of an aging parent who has suffered for a long season, or the sudden accidental death of a young child, grief has a way of putting us all on common ground.


Group wants Christianity out of history books

 After a series of public hearings, the Texas Board of Education has voted on issues concerning Christian content of history and social studies textbooks.


In defense of belief

DefenseIt was a relatively simple 68-word statement as full of compassion as it was of truth. On Fox News Sunday on January 3, political commentator and analyst Brit Hume addressed the subject of disgraced golfer Tiger Woods, whose marriage seemed destined to...


Liberal talk radio network goes bankrupt

 Air America Radio, a liberal radio network, ended its broadcasts in January after going bankrupt. While touting hosts like Al Franken and Rachel Maddow, Air America had a bumpy road from its beginning in 2004.


Mother Teresa featured on U.S. postage stamp

 The USPS has released its new stamps for 2010. Among those recognized in the new series is Mother Teresa, who received the Nobel Peace Prize in 1979 and became an honorary U.S. citizen in 1996.


New Jersey rejects tuition aid to illegals

New Jersey lawmakers missed their deadline to present legislation that would have granted in-state tuition benefits for illegal immigrants.


Newspaper poll: people want smaller government

 A recent poll conducted by the Washington Post revealed the majority of Americans now say they want smaller government that provides them with fewer services rather than large government that provides many.


On the shoulders of giants

HeckThe best teacher is first a student – no statement more correctly describes a man named Peter Heck. Heck, a public high school teacher from Greentown, Indiana, would first describe himself as a follower of Jesus.


One nation under God

Meeke AddisonI am a Christian who worships the God of the Bible, the God to whom we have access through Jesus alone. I’m a wife, a mom, an employee of American Family Association, and a concerned citizen of the United States just like all of you here today.


Parents arrested for not registering home school

 Richard and Margie Cressy, home school parents of four children, were recently arrested by the Montgomery County, New York, sheriff for failing to report to local school district officials.


Republican bashes intrusive census survey

 Christina Jeffrey, Republican candidate for Congress in South Carolina’s 4th Congressional District, spoke out against what she called intrusive and unconstitutional questions being posed by the U.S. Census Bureau.


Should Christians abandon politics?

 Tim WildmonHave you heard this before? “Politics is dirty business and Christians should not be involved.”
  How about this? “Politics is not the work of the kingdom of God, so Christians should not waste their time on it.”


Software helps parents decipher online lingo

 Internet lingo originated with basic abbreviations like CUL8R (see you later), IMHO (in my humble opinion), and LOL (laughing out loud).


Verdict comes down 
for Ten Commandments

 A display titled “Foundations of American Law and Government” on the second floor of the Grayson County, Kentucky, courthouse holds several icons of American law and history.


Why we abhor Sanctity of Human Life month

 Buddy SmithHere at American Family Association, January is recognized annually as Sanctity of Human Life month. We utilize all of our media platforms joining pro-life America in remembering January as the month in which the Roe v. Wade decision that...


Wildmons honored with 
pro-family recognitions

 Don and Tim WildmonRev. Don Wildmon, founder of AFA, and his son Tim, president of AFA, have been recognized with two prestigious awards in recent months.


Wow or woo?

 GraceAccording to The Barna Group, a research and resource group focused on the intersection of culture and faith, “Since the 1950s, mainline churches have fallen on hard times, declining from more than 80,000 churches to about 72,000 today.