Monthly Archives: June 2011

Christian Citizens Register and Vote!

Posted on June 30, 2011 by His Way with Gary Curtis

Are you sure all your friends, family members and fellow church attendees are actually registered to vote? The word around the internet is that about half of U.S. churchgoers are still unregistered. That means millions of people of faith are … Continue reading →

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Arabs Enjoy Civil Rights—in ISRAEL

Posted on June 29, 2011 by His Way with Gary Curtis

Persecution, discrimination and attacks against religious minorities, especially Christians and Jews, are rampant in the Middle East. Pressure by radical Islamists has become so great that in the last 20 years some two million Christians have been driven out of … Continue reading →

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Freedom to Publicly Practice Our Religion

Posted on June 27, 2011 by His Way with Gary Curtis

While our president has proclaimed to the world that we are not a Christian nation, we would be quick to inform him that we are a Christian majority and a “religious people,” who seek to publicly practice our religion within … Continue reading →

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Sexual Brainwashing in California Schools

Posted on June 24, 2011 by His Way with Gary Curtis

SB 48: Sexual Brainwashing in California Public Schools Proposed California legislation will indoctrinate impressionable children, as young as Kindergarteners in California government schools, about the so-called “Gay Lifestyle.” SB 48 would force all local school boards, public school teachers, and … Continue reading →

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Patriotic Confusion

Posted on June 20, 2011 by His Way with Gary Curtis

Did you catch the flak about the opening video montage of the recent U.S. Open Championship Golf Tournament? For some reason, NBC Universal Sports chose to selectively edit out the terms “under God” and “indivisible” from an inspiring video of … Continue reading →

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