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January 29, 2010 wtvynews4.com
The Christian Coalition of Alabama Releases Statement.
The Christian Coalition of Alabama released a statement on the early morning raids of Country Crossings and Victoryland. more
What's Ben Nelson up to? As everyone knows by now, Republicans now have 41 seats in the US Senate, which means that they can sustain a filibuster on issues such as ObamaCare.
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Will liberal judge overturn Californians' ban on homosexual "marriage"?
Why is it unsurprising that yet another legislating-from-the-bench federal judge presiding in San Francisco will probably issue yet another unconstitutional opinion overturning the will of the voters of California outlawing homosexual "marriage"?
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Republicans have largest lead on "generic ballot" in seven years. The latest test of the "generic ballot" question, (which asks voters which party they will vote for), puts Republicans at 46% and Democrats at 37%.
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Aides say Moore leading in governor's race polling.
His campaign manager, James Henderson, and spokeswoman, Suzelle Josey, said he was leading in polls conducted by the Christian Coalition of Alabama, the Alabama Education Association, Alfa, and World Net Daily. more
Christians fight back over bingo: Etowah church tries to join suit; rally held in Dothan. more
Thank you for Attending Pro-Life Legislative Day. more
Moore camp claims lead in GOP primary. more
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Plans for Tebow pro-life Super Bowl ad may irk QB's critics. more
$222 Billion, Ho Hum
Another warning that reform 'bends the cost curve'—up. more
Anti-Abortion Groups Target House Democrats in Letter-Writing Campaign. more
Abortion Rights Groups Now Oppose House Health Care Bill. more
Some of the GOP's heavy hitters are giving thought to the party's future. more
Cook: Dems Could Lose The House. more
American Future Fund PAC Spends $400k Supporting Brown in Massachusetts Senate Race. more
The Christian Coalition of Alabama Supports Kay Ivey’s PACT Partnership. more
On November 14 the Christian Coalition of Alabama and the Northwestern Mutual Financial Network held a food drive for the Montgomery Area Food Bank. It was a tremendous success. We had 50 volunteers which gathered a trailer full and truck load of food. Also, raised around $3,000. A very good day.
THE INFLUENCE GAME: Bishops shape health care bill. The call came in from Rome, just as House Speaker Nancy Pelosi and her top lieutenants were scrambling to round up scarce votes to pass their sweeping health overhaul.
Cardinal Theodore E. McCarrick, the former archbishop of Washington, was on the line for Pelosi, calling to discuss adding strict abortion restrictions to the House bill. more
Common Decency Suggests We Should Not Have to Deal With This, But We Must Now Confront A White House Supportive of NAMBLA. more
Billy Graham, political operative. more
'Values voters' see little value in medical reform.
Health-care reform may be Priority No. 1 in Congress and at the White House, but for the 1,825 religious conservatives who gathered in Washington for the annual Values Voter Summit in September, the subject was barely on their radar screen. more
Open Source Activists
The surprising impact when leaders tap the power of a generation of influencers. more
The Case for Christendom
A renewed sense of Christian culture could be the key to younger evangelicals' angst. more
Poll: 18 Percent of Evangelicals Support Health Care Bills Before Congress. more
Religious Groups Weigh In on Health Care Reform. more
Church of the Highlands in Birmingham, Alabama one of largest, fastest growing in U.S. more
Report: Over 350 Public Schools Teaching the Bible. more
New Book Collects Wisdom of 'Master Leaders' Tony Dungy, Mike Huckabee, and John Townsend are just a few of the big names who share how top leaders think and make decisions in George Barna's latest book, Master Leaders. more
Barna: Percent of Female Senior Pastors Doubled Over Past 10 Years. more
"In God We Trust" Finally on Capitol Visitor Center. more
ObamaCare? NO! more
Alabama Republican candidate for governor Roy Moore blasts President Obama's economic policies and his comment that America is not a Christian nation. more
Some in education want to tackle tenure. more
Capitol Hill Update: Obama's indoctrination of school children. more
Do faith, politics mingle?
Gadsen Times, August 29, 2009
MONTGOMERY — Former Gov. Guy Hunt was a Primitive Baptist preacher, and except in some circles, that didn’t hurt him in office in the 1980s and 1990s. But he was convicted of using his office for personal gain and removed from office for mixing secular government and religion.
In 1999, former Auburn University political science professor Gerald Johnson wrote that Gov. Fob James’ 1998 re-election bid was a test of the power of the religious right and the Republican Party.
James was “the flamboyant paladin of fundamentalism” who faced businessman Winton Blount in the GOP runoff, Johnson wrote. James won the bruising runoff and headed to the fall contest against Democrat Lt. Gov. Don Siegelman. more
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