Sinclair Ferguson to Join St Peter’s Free Church in Dundee
The congregation heard the news of Sinclair Ferguson’s call on Sunday June 16
Dr. Ferguson will be introduced to the congregation on Sunday 25 August and will preach at that morning service. He was previously minister at St George’s Tron Church, Glasgow, and also associate editor for the Banner of Truth Trust. Ferguson is soon to retire as senior minister of First Presbyterian Church in Columbia, South Carolina,... Continue Reading
Homeschoolers Turn to High Court for Asylum
HSLDA said it will ask the Supreme Court to review the appeals court's July 12 decision.
HSLDA hopes the Supreme Court will recognize the same thing an immigration judge who granted asylum did — “this family and other religious homeschoolers in Germany are being persecuted for what they believe is the right way to raise their children,” Farris said. A German homeschooling family has lost another round in their effort... Continue Reading
Hundreds Offer to Save Down Syndrome Baby from Abortion
More than 900 people had contacted the church offering to adopt the baby
The callers included a Congressman with six children and a wife past childbearing age. Another mother, who already had one child with Down syndrome, called wanting to adopt a second, while some called to offer financial aid. Several adoption agencies contacted the church offering their services, one of which had a list of 700 people... Continue Reading
Illinois Supreme Court Backs Parental Notification for Abortions
The Illinois legislature first passed the law in 1995, but it never took effect
Under the law, a parent or a guardian would have to be notified at least 48 hours before an abortion was performed on a minor except in cases of a medical emergency, sexual abuse, neglect or physical abuse. The Illinois Supreme Court on July 11, 2013 upheld the constitutionality of a 1995 law that... Continue Reading
Restoring Plain and Civil Speech to Politics
Breaking speech taboos reinforces the power of persuasion
We should stop submitting to political correctness and instead start engaging civil discussion. By doing so, we can arrive at logical solutions that work for everyone instead of retreating to our respective corners and throwing hand grenades at each other. We must not succumb to the forces that wish to divide and conquer us. There... Continue Reading
Abortion Bill Finally Passes Texas Legislature
The measure will be sent to Gov. Rick Perry for signature
It would ban abortion at 20 weeks post-fertilization and recognize that the state has a compelling interest to protect fetuses from pain; require doctors performing abortions to have hospital admitting privileges within 30 miles of the abortion facility; require doctors to administer the abortion-inducing drug RU-486 in person, rather than allowing the woman to take... Continue Reading
Christian Alternative to Boy Scouts Plans First Convention in Nashville
Officials said they will unveil program information, the organization’s name and other branding information at the convention Sept. 6-7
Green said members of all faiths are welcome to join, but leaders will be required to sign a basic statement affirming Christian faith. The statement also says members must “live a life of holiness, being pure of heart, mind, word and deed, reserving sexual activity for the sanctity of marriage; marriage being a lifelong commitment... Continue Reading
My Mother Regretted Her Abortion: Another Testimony
"Stories like my mother's are rarely spoken out loud."
When I was young, my parents ran a pro-life organization that lobbied the Southern Baptist Convention to take a pro-life stance. Our message was clear: Every unborn child is an innately valuable human person bearing the image of God. But worried that confessing her own mistakes might have the perverse effect of making me more... Continue Reading
Kirsten Powers: How a Liberal Democrat and Former Atheist Came to Know Jesus as her Savior
In an interview with Focus on the Family, Powers shares how she converted from atheism to Christianity
“Really, it was like God sort of invaded my life. It was very unwelcome. I didn’t like it. Obviously, I started having a lot of different experiences where I felt God was doing a lot of things in my life. It’s kind of hard to describe, but I did have this moment where the scales... Continue Reading
Church Wants Pastor Gone After Wife’s Column
Newspaper column lampooning Southern Baptists as "the crazy old paranoid uncle of evangelical Christians," causes stir and puts a pastor's job in jeopardy
The column said Southern Baptists have become “raging Shiite Baptists” after drifting “to the right” for the past four decades. “Santa and the Easter bunny are simply the devil in disguise and cable television and the Internet are his playground. The Boy Scouts are his evil minions,” she wrote. A newspaper column lampooning Southern... Continue Reading
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