Aaron J. Leichman

Christian Post Reporter

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  • New TV Drama Focuses on Teen Pregnancies

    A new TV drama series about the life and trials of a 15-year-old girl who gets pregnant will no doubt generate special attention.

  • Wash. Wal-Mart Drops Planned Parenthood Partnership

    Planned Parenthood, the nation\'s largest provider of surgical abortions, won\'t be hosting an advertising event this week that would have promoted its services among youth outside a Wal-Mart Supercenter in Washington State, thanks to the prompt reaction and grassroots efforts of pro-life groups.

  • Pro-Life Groups Praise Enactment of 'Jesse's Law'

    Christian legal and pro-life groups celebrated the decision of the Arizona legislature to make into law a measure that would prohibit surrogate decision makers from denying food and fluids to an incapacitated patient.

  • Dallas Abortion Facilities Close after 18 Years of Prayer

    In what pro-life advocates have described as nothing other than the miraculous work of God, a series of abortion clinics throughout Dallas have closed down after a prominent bishop began leading prayers for their closure 18 years ago.

  • Christian Legal Group Defends City in Case Against 'Seven Aphorisms'

    A Christian legal group filed a brief Monday, denying that the city of Pleasant Grove, Utah, was obligated to grant a religious group outside Salt Lake City the right to display its version of the Ten Commandments in public parks because it would turn public areas into forums of religion.

  • War Funding Bill Passes Without 'Wasteful Pork'

    Planned Parenthood – the nation\'s leading provider of surgical abortions – will not be eligible to save millions of dollars on abortion-related drugs through this year\'s new war funding bill, thanks in part to the efforts of pro-life advocates.

  • U.N. Meeting's Efforts to Legitimize Risky Behavior Draws Opposition

    Conservative and pro-family groups expressed their shock and disappointment over efforts to legitimize aberrant sexual behavior during a recent high-level U.N. conference on AIDS and HIV.

  • Churches Put Faith into Action with Fair Trade

    While Christians continue to be drawn in public and media circles as preoccupied with the politics of abortion and gay “marriage,” Christians have also proven passionate on causes that include concern for the environment, and most recently, fair trade.

  • 'American Religious History Week' Discussed in Congress

    The first Thursday of May could become designated as “American Religious History Week” if a new resolution is approved by Congress.

  • Pro-Family Groups Call for Removal of Judge in Obscenity Case

    In one of the nation’s most high profile cases involving the prosecution of obscenity, pro-family groups and other commentators believed that they had a solid case against a Los Angeles advertizing agency owner who produced and sold thousands of what one attorney described as 'the most extreme [pornographic videos] ever been put on trial.'

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