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Your Vote Does Matter!

Next Tuesday, Wisconsin citizens will be given the opportunity to exercise one of the most important freedoms we have—the right to vote and elect our next set of leaders.  Now much of the attention is on the Presidential race and the recall elections of Governor Walker and certain State Senators, but in many districts there [...]

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Homeschooling: A growing movement

Our today’s students being instructed or indoctrinated? While we have no doubt there are many dedicated and loving teachers in our public schools, we know they face growing challenges in educating our children in the secular humanist environment created and promoted by the National Education Association.  Where does that leave parents who want to take [...]

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Homeschooling families can’t teach homosexuality a sin in class, says Alberta government

EXCLUSIVE via LifeSiteNews.com: EDMONTON, Alberta.   Under Alberta’s new Education Act, homeschoolers and faith-based schools will not be permitted to teach that homosexual acts are sinful as part of their academic program, says the spokesperson for Education Minister Thomas Lukaszuk. “Whatever the nature of schooling – homeschool, private school, Catholic school – we do not tolerate [...]

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Causing Little Ones To Stumble?

As we look at all the false teachings out there these days and the threats to the church in America, I have this little thing I do where I try to assess the seriousness of these threats and how much time we should spend studying them.  Well the “New Atheism” is perhaps not an overt [...]

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Where have all the “real” men gone?

The world tells us a real man doesn’t cry. That they don’t complain, get sick or give in. But every Christian man should ask this question: “What makes me a man?” More importantly, “what makes me a man after God’s own heart?” What are those traits that God Himself tells us makes a man, vs. [...]

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Education and abstinence: Lessons for youth

How much sex education do our youth get in schools? Today we’re talking about the latest efforts to reform sex education in public schools. It’s a hot topic all around the nation as states debate various bills designed to educate children about premarital sex and teen pregnancy prevention. In Wisconsin where we broadcast, the “Strong [...]

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LHT: “Think Carefully About Which Christian College to Attend”

Might be a little late for this fall. From the Lighthouse Trails Research Blog: August 11th, 2011  Author: Lighthouse Trails Editors As Lighthouse Trails has reported over the last several years, a growing number of evangelical/Protestant colleges, seminaries, and universities are integrating contemplative spirituality and emerging ideologies into their schools. If you, or someone you know, are currently [...]

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California to Teach Gay History to Kindergarteners

Sharing this from today’s news. Do you think we’re being judgmental for covering this school agenda story?   July 5: Assembly Speaker John Perez, D-Los Angeles, the first openly gay Speaker of the California State Assembly, urged lawmakers to approve a measure requiring public schools to teach the historical contributions of gay Americans, in Sacramento, [...]

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Educating the Next Generation

Should public schools be privatized? What about online school programs? Today we’re talking education through the prism of our faith. Our guest, Alan Scholl, has been involved in youth education for over 25 years and is Executive Director, and Vice President of American Opinion Foundation. AOF was established in 2005 as an educational resource to [...]

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Sex Ed and the Underbelly of the NEA

Just below the surface of the volatile budget battle in Wisconsin, the National Education Association (NEA), the largest teachers union in the country, is undertaking a completely different battle—that for the right to our children’s libido. You won’t want to miss our special guest, Austin Ruse, president of the Catholic Family and Human Rights Institute [...]

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