Most of us are familiar with Islam, especially in its radical forms. How could we miss it when it is on the news almost every day? Not to mention the fact that the United States and its allies have been in the crosshairs of its most violent tendencies repeatedly. No one will dispute that Islamic … Continued
The Satanic Temple claims to be a religion for the purpose of their numerous lawsuits wanting protection under the First Amendment. At the same time, they also claim to be merely a parody of satanism. This inconsistency may be the key to defeating their legal battles. From WORLD. In communities across the country, the Satanic … Continued
Nicaragua is targeting several pastors and missionaries as reported on IFA’s Pray With America’s Leaders webcast. They now face a combined $1 billion in fines, as well as 12–15 years in prison each. From Mountain Gateway. The Nicaraguan courts found 11 Nicaraguan Mountain Gateway pastors guilty on charges of money laundering. The pastors were not … Continued
Is it constitutional to ban public school teachers from praying, even outside of school hours? One teacher is fighting to ensure that her First Amendment rights are honored and protected. From CBN. A Texas school teacher is suing her school district, claiming the school’s principal violated her First Amendment rights when he reprimanded her for … Continued
The persecution of Christians is a rapidly escalating crisis throughout much of sub-Saharan Africa. One of the most volatile countries is Nigeria, which is also among Africa’s wealthiest nations. Islamic presence in Nigeria has been increasingly gaining power and influence. Visit your state page to pray. A recent article from Faithwire shows that Nigerian … Continued
The U.S. Supreme Court recently announced its decision not to address Jeremy and Mary Cox’s petition against the state of Indiana for having ruled them “unfit” parents. The Coxes had refused to go along with the LGBTQ+ grooming and transgender experimentation being taught in school to their son, who had declared a female gender identity. … Continued
Years ago, Supreme Court Justice Alito predicted that those who hold to a biblical view of marriage would be targeted by their government. Now, not even a decade later, he has been proved right. From WORLD. There’s no worse feeling than being proven right when you’ve predicted something would go wrong. … With a jeremiad … Continued
Tennessee moved to protect religious freedom, preventing people from being required to “solemnize a marriage” they disagree with. From The Hill. Tennessee Gov. Bill Lee (R) signed a bill Wednesday allowing public officials to refuse to perform same-sex marriages. Get involved in state level prayer with IFA. State lawmakers approved Tennessee House Bill 878 last week. The … Continued
Intercessor, did you know that a church in Ohio was charged for ministering to the homeless? Visit your state page to pray. Chris Avell, pastor of Dad’s Place Church, sought to serve the homeless and less fortunate in his area through his church. Dad’s Place was open 24 hours a day, giving those in … Continued
We previously covered the federal government’s flagging of purchases of, among other things, Bibles. Now, one Senator is determined to find out where this order came from. From The Epoch Times. Sen. Tim Scott (R-S.C.) wants to know who at the Department of Treasury approved searches of Americans’ private financial accounts for transactions for “religious … Continued
As persecution flares up around the world, countless Christians in Ukraine have faced abuse and even death at the hands of Russian soldiers. From The Washington Times. In conversations surrounding the precarious state of democracy, seldom does the mainstream press delve into the far-reaching impact of the rise of authoritarianism and the consequences faced by … Continued
Many have come to see religious liberty as a polarizing issue in America. How did this happen, and what do you think can be done about it? (The interview below was conducted by WORLD reporter Steve West.) From WORLD. Americans are a litigious people and no less so in clashes over religious liberty. Every Supreme … Continued
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