Pastor Not Inclined to 'Meaningless Prayer'
While Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear (D) pushes for gambling expansion, a pastor is being criticized for trying to use prayer to help encourage lawmakers to make decisions that are consistent with God's "eternal character and truth"... Read More »»

School Picketed for Sticking to Values
A Christian leader is backing a California private school's decision to deny recognition of an on-campus "gay" and lesbian support group. Students at Pepperdine University, a Christian school "committed to the highest standards of academic excellence and Christian values," have collected nearly 4,000 signatures via a Change.org petition, in protest of school leaders' decision to deny recognition to a homosexual-support group... Read More »»

Alaska Airlines Retiring Meal Tray Prayer Cards
After 30 years of giving passengers spiritual words to reflect on while they eat their meals, Alaska Airlines is retiring the prayer cards from meal trays. Airline spokeswoman Bobbie Egan says the decision was made after hearing from customers who preferred not to mix religion with transportation... Read More »»

Rabbi: Christie Can't Be On-the-Fence Conservative
A pro-family Orthodox Jewish rabbi is concerned that a potential Republican vice-presidential candidate has appointed an open homosexual to his state's supreme court. New Jersey Governor Chris Christie (R) has announced he will nominate Bruce Harris to one of the two openings on the state's high court... Read More »»

Obama Outsourcing to Brazil; Lawsuit Filed
A former congressman says it's hypocritical of President Barack Obama to call on U.S. companies to "insource" jobs while he is choosing to outsource a lucrative government aircraft contract to a foreign company... Read More »»

1783 Massachusetts Election Sermon
An Election Sermon, preached by Henry Cumings on May 28, 1783.
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General Order Respecting the Observance of the Sabbath
At the height of the Civil War in 1862, President Abraham Lincoln issued this General Order regarding the observance of the Sabbath in the military. In his General Order, President Lincoln quoted from two separate General Orders (February 26, and July 9, 1776) issued by George Washington during the Revolutionary War.
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Did George Washington Actually Say “So Help Me God” During His Inauguration?
An article examining the historical precedent relating to oath-taking and the specific phrase "so help me God."
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“One Nation, Under God”
Despite America’s great diversity, nothing unifies Americans more than their support for public acknowledgments of God.
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