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New research shows what Christians have on their radar for November elections. [Link] [Cache]

Company banned worker from answering questions about Bible and personal background. [Link] [Cache]

As faith-based organizations fight a First Amendment battle over federal health care mandates, the economic cost of meeting this year’s national health care law requirements has led Franciscan University of Steubenville, Ohio, to drop student health insurance in the fall. The economic issue is clearly second to the Catholic university’s religious and moral opposition to the U.S Department of Health and Human Services mandate that all businesses provide coverage for contraceptives, sterilization and abortion-causing medications, a university official said. [Link] [Cache]

Internet gambling policy – once a federal war – is now moving into individual state battles. Why? Because of a single legal opinion, more than 50 years of the Federal Wire Act’s legal interpretation was reversed. Released discretely from the Department of Justice DOJ , just days before Christmas 2011 with a wink and a [...] [Link] [Cache]

by Alan P. Medinger With what was surely a million other men, I was privileged to attend Promise Keepers’ great “Stand In The Gap” gathering in Washington, D.C., in October, 1997. God blessed me throughout the day, but my most memorable moments came on the evening bus ride back to Baltimore. I got to share [...] [Link] [Cache]

by Alan P. Medinger Twenty years ago, God set me free from homosexuality. The nature of my healing – an instant release from sexual fantasies and compulsion – was certainly a miracle. Usually, I don’t share this with people who come to us for the first time for the simple reason that this is the [...] [Link] [Cache]

By Alan Medinger The following excerpt is taken from Alan Medinger’s book, Growth into Manhood: Resuming the Journey. Growth into manhood – essential for healing “I had your phone number in my dresser drawer for three years. I kept putting it off, but I finally had to call you.” Statements like this are heard often [...] [Link] [Cache]

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Russia has historically been very interested in video games but due to high piracy rates, the legitimate market for games has been very limited. However, with the free-to-play business model, Russia and other countries in Common Wealth of Independent States CIS region show a great potential for growth. » Order this report NOW! $2,995 This report looks [...] [Link] [Cache]

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The baby of the famous acting family — yes, those Baldwins — isn’t just an actor, producer and host of a syndicated radio/TV simulcast. He’s also a born-again Christian and staunch social conservative. He took a few minutes this week to talk with CitizenLink about the new orphan care initiative, 2012 in 2012, he launched with two other nonprofit organizations this week. [Link] [Cache]

State House committee passes legislation, which may have enough support to pass chamber; Senate has already approved it. [Link] [Cache]

Delegates at General Conference hold the line on church doctrine. [Link] [Cache]

Legal group steps in to defend fourth-grader told he couldn’t invite classmate to Easter egg hunt. [Link] [Cache]

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Tennessee Gov. Bill Haslam announced Wednesday he plans to veto a bill passed earlier this week by legislators who want to protect religious freedom at universities statewide. Christian student groups at Vanderbilt University have been embroiled in controversy this year after administrators implemented a “nondiscrimination” policy — one that says in order to get official university recognition, campus groups must allow anyone to hold leadership positions, whether or not they agree with the group’s beliefs. Fraternities and sororities, however, are exempt from the policy. Under SB 3597, passed by the state Senate on a 19-12 vote Monday, “a religious student organization may determine that the organization's religious mission requires that only persons professing the faith of the group and comporting themselves in conformity with it qualify to serve as members or leaders. No state higher education institution may deny recognition or any privilege or benefit to a student organization or group that exercises such rights.” The General Assembly passed it with a 61-22 vote hours later. [Link] [Cache]

Korea Game Market Most Advanced in the the World DFC Intelligence Forecasts Korean Game Market to Reach $5 Billion by 2016 Korea is an example of what happens when you give consumers access to games online. The rest of the world is just starting to catch up to Korea. San Diego, CA- April 25, 2012 According to new research [...] [Link] [Cache]

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