A San Juan Capistrano family has been fined for holding regular Bible studies in their home in violation of the city's zoning code.
A religious legal nonprofit group has taken up the family's cause, calling it a case of religious freedom.
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The Unregistered Baptist Fellowship passed A Resolution Concerning United States Governmental Policy and Israel at the Unregistered Baptist Fellowship meeting on June 13-14, 2011 . . .
For 16 years the leaders of the Indianapolis Baptist Temple refused to withhold federal taxes from their employees' paychecks or to pay federal taxes as an employer.
Many people do not understand U.S. v Indianapolis Baptist Temple. Through the following facts, we have tried to simplify the case so that it is easy to understand.
It is hard to believe that ten years have flown by this quickly since that fateful, cold day ten years ago on Feb. 13, 2001, when Federal Marshals crashed into the sanctuary of the Indianapolis Baptist Temple, carried out those of us who were praying
“See what has the IRS stopped in its tracks” was the headline article by Bob Unruh in the September 23 issue of World Net Daily that tells of over one hundred pastors who plan to defy the so-called “Johnson Law” this year.
On Sunday, a group of 100 preachers nationwide will step into the pulpit and say the only words they're forbidden by law from speaking in a church.
They plan to use the pulpit as a platform for political endorsements, flouting a federal law that th
Armed officers herded Salman, his wife, their five young daughters, and their visiting friends into the living room — and kept them under watch for 90 minutes looking for evidence that they were holding church services in their backyard.
An eloquent perspective by Terence McKenna on an idea of a spiritual path and an impending transformation of the human world. In his singularly lucid, prosaic style, McKenna presents profoundly compelling ideas that challenge our beliefs and encourag