In a strongly-worded statement submitted to the European Court of Human Rights, former Archbishop of Canterbury Lord George Carey has said that Christians in Britain are being “vilified” by the courts and “driven underground” with the same kind of persecution
On May 8, thanks to the good work of MFI’s sister organization, the North Carolina Family Policy Council, citizens in North Carolina will vote on a constitutional amendment to define marriage as the union of one man and one woman.
On Monday, MFI staff attended a strategy session hosted by the Massachusetts Prevention Alliance (MAPA) [link] in Shrewsbury to work on plans for educating the public about the dangers of pending ‘medical’ marijuana legislation. Activists from around the country were
The Vermont Senate has rejected legislation that would allow terminally ill people to get a physician’s help in ending their own lives. The legislation was defeated on a procedural vote. The bill – modeled after a law in Oregon –
PrayerFlight is a group of men and women who have joined forces to pray over our cities, states and nation from the unique perspective of flight. These dedicated men and women believe that flying presents the opportunity to observe God’s
The 61st National Day of Prayer will be celebrated on May 3, 2012. Based on the understanding that America was birthed in prayer in reverence for the God of the Bible, the National Day of Prayer was created in 1952 by
Cohabitation in the United States has increased by more than 1,500 percent in the past half century. In 1960, about 450,000 unmarried couples lived together. Now the number is more than 7.5 million. The majority of young adults in their
Gay Marriage Has Islamists Eyeing Polygamy by David J. Rusin National Review April 16, 2012 Presidential candidate Rick Santorum got jeered for comparing the legalization of same-sex marriage to that of polygamy, but, whether or not the comparison is rationally
Friends of the Family, I just returned from the State House in Boston where the House and Senate convened, albeit briefly, in a joint session. The Constitutional Convention was promptly adjourned, and a brief report of our concerns over amendments
This week, our friends at Family Research Council shared with their supporters a resource that guides Christians by highlighting companies that allow people to get their shopping done while remaining true to our faith. The organization Faith Driven Consumer has
