Faith

Does Sex Ed Belong in Your Child’s Classroom?

Published March 7, 2013 | By Ann Brown

House Bill 13-1081, proposed by Democratic lawmakers, would add language to Colorado state law defining standards for human sexuality education, and create a program of grants for school districts that want to implement such programs. The program would be run the Department of Public Health and Environment, and the grants would be funded by non-tax sources. Continue reading →

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Conservatives and the Work of Justice, Part 1

Published September 1, 2012 | By starrchaser

After staring at it for a few months now, this week I finally completed my application to volunteer with perhaps my most beloved NPO ever, International Justice Mission. My hope? To become an official IJM Justice Advocate.

NAYSAYER #1:… Continue reading →

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Annie’s Sacrifice

Published August 31, 2012 | By Satchel

I attended a “Ladies of Faith” dinner last evening. In addition to the two friends I attended the event with I was seated at a table with eight other ladies that I did not previously know. There must have been… Continue reading →

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John Marrant

Published August 22, 2012 | By shanneenb

I have researched and put together a series on African American heroes, patriots and founding fathers of America. Most of them were slaves so many of them have little recorded about their lives. As I did this research I was… Continue reading →

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Crispus Attucks (1723-1770)

Published August 1, 2012 | By shanneenb

I have researched and put together a series on African American heroes, patriots and founding fathers of America. Most of them were slaves so many of them have little recorded about their lives. As I did this research I was… Continue reading →

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Constitutional Champions

Published July 31, 2012 | By shanneenb

Constitutional Champions camp is an event that is held during the summer all over the country. The Pikes Peak 912 group, located in Colorado Springs, has undertaken this project for the second year. More and more states and groups all… Continue reading →

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Let’s Eat Some Chicken

Published July 28, 2012 | By Joy Overbeck

What are you doing for lunch next Wednesday, August 1? It’s Chick-fil-A Appreciation Day, and I’ll be at my local Parker restaurant plopping down my cash for a cluck sandwich to support this decent family company against the onslaught of… Continue reading →

Posted in Business, Colorado News, Constitution, Faith, Family, Fun, Government, Legal Issues, Money, National News, Politics, Women's Issues | Tagged Bible, Boston, Chicago New York, Chick-fil-A, Christian, First Amendment rights, gay marriage, God, homosexual, Jewish, Mayor Bloomberg, Nazi, ork, Rahm Emanuel, tyranny | 6 Comments

There is no Hope for America but God

Published July 10, 2012 | By mariaf

I sent an email to John Andrews, founder of the Western Conservative Summit last week. I thanked him for putting together such a successful summit, which was notable in my view, for its strong witness for faith in Christ.… Continue reading →

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America: Exceptional or Nothing Special?

Published July 3, 2012 | By Joy Overbeck

The Fourth of July is the day we celebrate the signing of the Declaration of Independence. And overnight, a great and exceptional nation came roaring to life.

Except some don’t like to say America is exceptional, because they don’t believe… Continue reading →

Posted in Constitution, Education, Faith, Family, Fun, Government, Parenting, Politics, Women's Issues | Tagged all men created equal, american exceptionalism, cultural relativism, Declaration of Independence, endowed by Creator, equal, Fourth of July, God, God-given rights, liberty, multi-culturalism | 2 Comments

There is no “class warfare” here. This is the USA.

Published June 30, 2012 | By vogt4colorado

In the past 3 years our administration has created and sold to many a false “class warfare” story, right here in the good ol’ U.S.A. I find it odd that anyone would listen, much less begin to believe it, given… Continue reading →