St. Louis Cardinals Refuse to Bow to LGBT Demands to Punish Christians
Gay activists are pressuring the Cardinals to cancel Christian Day, or at least to remove former Cardinals star Lance Berkman as the event’s spokesman.
Australian municipal council’s crackdown on churches over rainbow flag dissent
An investigation was launched to find out whether any church had lodged complaints over the council’s flying of the rainbow flag outside its chambers.
Teacher under fire for Christian view of marriage, resigns after LGBT witch hunt
A California teacher resigned after a letter he wrote for the school newspaper condemning homosexuality caused backlash.
Jack Phillips Case Shows Misunderstanding of Discrimination, Warn Legal Experts
There's a distinction in declining to express a message and refusing to serve a class of people, legal experts said regarding the case of Jack Phillips.
Colorado Christian Baker Wins Religious Liberty Case In U.S. Supreme Court
The Supreme Court ruled in favor today of cakeshop owner Jack Phillips, who declined to bake a custom cake to celebrate a same-sex wedding.
Trudeau Opening Door to ‘Outright Persecution’ as he Fast-Tracks ‘Trans Rights’ Bathroom Bill
Critics say the bill opens the door to wide-ranging abuses, including putting women and girls at risk by allowing men and boys to enter opposite sex bathrooms, and threatening the freedom of religion.
Christian Hospital Worker Punished for Sharing Faith Loses Again in Court
A Christian therapist in England who was suspended after being accused of evangelizing to a Muslim colleague has suffered another loss in court.
Court Ruling: University Can’t Ban Christian Group for Requiring That Its Leaders Be Christian
A federal judge ruled Wednesday that the University of Iowa can’t selectively enforce its non-discrimination policy on a Christian student group that requires that its leaders abide by a Christian statement of faith.
Huge Victory In Kentucky Religious Freedom Case
A Kentucky appellate court has recognized a Christian printer's constitutional freedom not to print messages that he disagrees with.
Oregon Court Upholds $135K Fine Against Christian Bakers Who Refused To Make Gay Wedding...
The Oregon Court of Appeals has upheld a $135,000 fine against two Christian bakers who would not create a wedding cake for a same-sex couple.
