Kathryn Lopez: Don’t Give Up on Marriage
The election is over. If you’re one of those odd people whose lives are totally consumed in politics, you can try re-engaging in real life again. Which means that I’ve
Elections Thoughts
Having been a conservative activist since my teenage days 50 years ago, am I elated at the greatest Republican comeback in my lifetime? Not exactly. After the polls closed Tuesday evening
Adult Stem Cells Hammer the Sickle
From Washington Update (Family Research Council): September is National Sickle Cell Awareness Month. And most people don’t realize that one in every 500 African-Americans has the disease. Sickle cell anemia
Robert Morrision: Light a Candle? Or Buy a Stamp?
Robert Morrison spoke on Sunday, September 12, at the LFL of Iowa Conference in Ankeny. The following is from his blog post. I just returned from five days in Iowa. No,
Dave Andrusko: Men and Abortion: the Topic that Won’t Go Away
Except to the most ideologically-driven pro-abortionist, it shouldn’t be at all surprising that abortion, an act which takes the life of one individual and forever alters the lives of many
Lost Brothers and Sisters – Forgiveness in Russia
I have known “Pavel” for two years. He is the associate pastor in an ELKROS (Evangelical Lutheran Church in Russia and Other States) Church on the Volga River in west
Undercover Video Exposes Abortion Clinic
Elisabeth Meinecke reports that, “The pro-life group Live Action released an undercover video Tuesday that they say shows an Indiana Planned Parenthood clinic giving improper counseling, offering medical misinformation and
The Nativity of John the Baptist
On the church year calendar, today is set aside to remember John the Baptist. Dr. Lamb, in his June Sponsor Letter, had some great comments related to this day: June 24