After a complaint was reported to the Department of Defense, company Shields of Strength was ordered by the U.S. Army to stop stamping Bible verses on military dog tags
After a complaint was reported to the Department of Defense, company Shields of Strength was ordered by the U.S. Army to stop stamping Bible verses on military dog tags
After being fired for an Instagram post promoting biblical marriage, Australian Rugby player Israel Folau and Rugby Australia have reached a settlement.
The Freedom from Religion Foundation is ordering an Ohio school to stop its football coaches from praying with their players.
A Louisville, Ky., ordinance could force photographers to take photos at same-sex weddings causing one Christian wedding photographer to file a lawsuit against the ordinance.
An index on religious freedom found that 75 percent of Americans support religious freedom protections for religious businesses.
In marked contrast to Bashir regime, Christians are promised return of confiscated properties.
A street preacher is suing a city in Oregon after being prevented from preaching the gospel and expressing his pro-life views.
Faith-based adoption and foster care agencies that receive federal grants wouldn’t be forced to place children in same-sex homes under a proposed Trump administration rule that would overturn a rule finalized in the final days of the Obama administration.
Blaine Adamson is the owner of Hands On Originals, a “Christian Outfitters” shop in Lexington, Kentucky. Hands On creates customized apparel such as t-shirts, hoodies, and baseball caps.
Some 250,000 coaches, student-athletes and others are expected to gather together at football fields across the country for “Fields of Faith.”
