Video: Arkansas Wins Victory Against Fayetteville Ordinance
Last week the Arkansas Supreme Court ruled a Fayetteville “nondiscrimination” ordinance unenforceable. Watch this video to learn more.
Updated: Resolution Filed Declaring “Religious Freedom Day”
UPDATE: Sen. Jason Rapert (R – Conway) has filed a similar resolution in the Arkansas Senate: SR 1.
This morning Rep. Mary Bentley (R – Perryville) filed House Resolution 1002 declaring Wednesday, January 16, 2019, Religious Freedom Day.
The resolution also honors the anniversary of the enactment of the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom — a milestone for religious liberty in our country’s history — and affirms that religious freedom is a fundamental right.
H.R. 1002 contains numerous quotes from Founding Fathers and U.S. Presidents about religious liberty as well.
The free exercise of religion has come under attack in recent years. That’s why, more than ever, government needs to promote and defend religious liberty in America.
Video: Seminary Educating Inmates at Angola Prison in Louisiana
The New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary is teaching state penitentiary inmates about Christ and equipping them for ministry.