The Religious Freedom Coalition’s advertising campaign warning of the Obama Administration’s threats to religious freedom began running on May 13th. The first newspaper to accept the ad was the Panama City News Herald. This newspaper is in the Panhandle of Florida, in an area that has a large military presence. Many of those living in the area fought for religious freedom in Iraq and Afghanistan, only to see Christians persecuted by the predominantly Muslim governments there.

In this issue: Obama says military chaplains must recognize same-sex marriage / Obama orders military chaplains to violate federal and state laws / New ad points to Obama attacks on religious freedom / Congressman Todd Akin’s work to protect rights of military chaplains / Groups fight Eric Holder’s attempt to expand Internet gambling to state lotteries / Taxpayers paying for abortions for illegal immigrants / Muslim voters control keys to power in Europe / Bowing to Islam, France bans port form government buildings

Religious Freedom Coalition newspaper ads telling of the Obama Administration’s threats to religious freedom begin running on May 13th. The first newspaper to accept the ad was the Panama City News Herald. This newspaper is in the Panhandle of Florida, in an area that has a large military presence. Many of those living in the area fought for religious freedom in Iraq and Afghanistan, only to see Christians persecuted by the predominantly Muslim governments there.

In this issue: The Boko Haram and the State Department Terror List / State refuses to condemn Boko Haram despite mass killings / Congressmen defend the Cross at Camp Pendleton / Military religious Freedom Protection Ac to be voted one in Congress / Muslim group says that Muslims should not serve in law enforcement / Air Force says no Bibles needed in hotel rooms / UK “Lord” offers bounty on Bush and Obama / Boko Haram kills more people this week / Egypt TV says Egyptian Christians are traitors