
Atheists Sue Against Pledge Of Allegiance In New Jersey
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The American Humanist Association and a family of militant atheist troublemakers are suing a local school district because it permits the recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance – which includes the words “under God” in it.
According to these atheists, the speaking of “under God” is somehow a violation of the equal protection guarantees of the New Jersey Constitution.

NEWS ALERT: Thousands Of Christians Protect Church Building Against China Forces
Christians said several of the churches leaders and their family members were threatened with the loss of employment by government officials since the confrontation over the church began. "Such threats are not uncommon in China when Christians and other religious minorities attempt to resist government pressure," commented ICC in a statement to BosNewsLife.

Prayer Caucus Reminds Us Of Importance Of Prayer In America’s History
Members of the Congressional Prayer Caucus are continuing their efforts to promote unity across party lines; specifically in regard to the importance of protecting prayer and your religious liberty at the national level.

Chairman's Report -- April 3, 2014
IN THIS ISSUE: Reverend Keith Roderick, Religious Freedom Coalition board member and long time defender of those persecuted for their faith, dies at age 61 / Are all congressmen basically alike, or are some God fearing and hard working? / The good and the bad on Capitol Hill / Christmas for Refugee program

Sharia Law: Threat To America’s Constitutional Freedoms
The American Freedom Law Center recently held a conference in Cincinnati, Ohio on the danger that Islamic Sharia law poses to our First Amendment freedoms. To make this danger as clear as possible, a Muslim scholar who operates out of an Islamic Center in Memphis, Tennessee, has provided us with a frightening view of the future in America should Sharia be adopted as a parallel legal system in the U.S.

Chairman's Report - March 14, 2014
In this issue: Senator John McCain verbally attacks Syrian clergy visiting the Capitol to plea for help – this after he had traveled to Syria promoting the civil war there. Senator McCain and Secretary John Kerry travel to Kiev to encourage the mobs which have forced out a democratically elected government there. Why do President Obama and the Western media hate Russia so much? Also, the Religious Freedom Coalition makes specific plans to help Christian refugees in the Middle East.

Father Keith Roderick - Defender of the faith and the oppressed
The Very Reverend Keith Roderick, our brother in the Lord and a member of the Board of Directors of the Religious Freedom Coalition, has passed away. Father Keith, as most called him, died in his sleep at home at age 61 greatly to be missed by the oppressed of this world.

Chairman's Report - February 21, 2014
In This Issue: In February the Religious Freedom Coalition has been a part of several major Capitol Hill events which presented news from the Middle East that the Obama Administration and many in Congress do not want to hear. Chairman Murray met with the Syrian church leaders which Senator McCain later cursed during a congressional meeting.

Chairman's Report -- January 31, 2014
In this issue, William Murray includes his remarks as keynote speaker at the National Religious Freedom Day celebration at the Fredericksburg, Virginia monument which commemorates adoption of the world's first formal statute guaranteeing religious freedom. .The same week, Murray escorted a noted Islamic scholar from Australia, Dr. Mark Durie, to meet with Congressmen in Washington, D.C., and to speak at the Hudson Institute. Durie's topic was the attempt by the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), a group of 57 Muslim majority nations, to use their voting power in the United Nations to pass international blasphemy laws.

Atheists try to hijack National Religious Freedom Day
A local atheist group attempted to hijack National Religious Freedom Day at the site Thomas Jefferson wrote the Virginia Statute for Religious Freedom. Religious Freedom Coalition chairman William J. Murray was the keynote speaker and atheists demanded a "rebuttal" at an event that was 90% parade and celebratory. The atheists were informed that this was a celebration not a debate.