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My sermon on Pulpit Freedom Sunday (Oct 2) - Blessings! - http://www.firstprestucker.org/sermon-archive/sermon-archive-2/2011-10-02/
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Thank you Tony! Great Sermon! Keep up the good work!
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September 14, 2016
How would you feel if you walked into a locker room to use the showers and there was someone of the opposite biological sex just standing there watching?
One woman had this experience and is speaking out for her rights to be respected:
Family Policy Alliance – our partner organization – has launch the “Ask Me First” campaign to draw attention to the stories of women and children who have been victimized by the push to open women’s facilities to men. It allows those who have...
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September 2, 2016
Cabot Chief Analyst Crista Huff gets it.
While the media has been ignoring the real reason for the collapse of Targets stock value (encouraging men to use women's bathrooms), Mrs. Huff nailed it. Check our her excellent article here. She hits the nail squarely on the head.
Here is an excerpt:
"It’s actually somewhat unusual for a large American company to make such a poor business decision. That's why I was incredulous at Target’s bathroom policy....
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July 19, 2016
Recently Judge Carlton W. Reeves of the Northern District of Mississippi issued a preliminary injunction against House Bill 1523, Mississippi’s newly passed religious liberty law. HB 1523 was the latest effort to provide explicit protection of religious liberty and moral conscience for those individuals who are opposed to same-sex marriage. At no point does the legislation limit the right of any person to participate in a same-sex marriage. On the contrary, the law limits government coercion. ...
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July 18, 2016
Here is my report from Cleveland, where I am a delegate to the convention that will nominate our great Governor to run for Vice President of the United States of America;
So here is some very preliminary math.....there are less than 2,500 delegates to the GOP convention. Delegates are the decision-makers, of sorts (ratify Presidential candidate, concur with VP selection, adopt platform, etc.) There will be 7,000 security folks, 15,000 journalists and 30,000 protestors. Security costs $50 million, or $20,000 per delegate, or $5,000/day/delegate...
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