Wednesday, August 30, 2017

The Case For Religious Freedom.

A Wisconsin court has ruled that evangelical Christian photographer Amy Lawson is exempt from a local ordinance in Madison that would have forced her to work gay weddings, because she does not have a physical storefront.
Alliance Defending Freedom, which earlier in August said that it was expecting the court to issue such a preliminary injunction in the case, revealed that Dane County Circuit Court issued the order on Wednesday, confirming that Lawson is not subject to a city and state "sexual orientation" and "political affiliation" ordinance.
ADF Digital Content Specialist Sarah Kramer noted that Lawson's lack of a physical storefront has made her exempt from the ordinance.

Keith's Songs Certainly Contain A Great Deal More Substance Than Many of The Rather More Lightweight Christian Songs on Offer Today.

Keith Getty urges worship artists to prioritize depth over trends, talks power of Christmas hymns. By  Leah MarieAnn Klett , Assistant Edito...