The American Family Association is an
active organization which supports family values. AFA has a great
news letter with action alerts so you can make your voice hear in
Washington and across the country.
The Ashbrook
center has a review of State preambles that acknowledge God.
Almost every State in the Union acknowledges and thanks God
in
their founding documents.
The Jeremiah
Project is a large web site which covers a wide range if
issues from a Christian perspective. Well worthwhile
exploring this site with interactive poll surveys and current info on
culture and politics.
The Exodus Mandate
organization states that Public
Schools devastate children and urge Christian parents to
take their children out of the public school system. Let My Children Go!
They also provide advice and support for families wishing to start home
schooling. On average children from Christian or home school
have
higher academic test scores.
Coral Ridge Ministries
has
weekly TV broadcasts in which they declare God's love for us and warn
America of the dangers of turning away from God. They educate
citizens about the agenda of the ACLU, Americans United, and the Gay
Lesbian community bend on making this country a secular and sinful
nation.
The Forerunner
organization feels that removing School Prayer was a big mistake for
America.
Ears to Hear
web site is a 4 star web site for people wanting to learn more honest
information on the
First Amendment, Separation of Church and State, the need for School
Prayer and other related issues. Read what Thomas
Jefferson has to say about Separation
of Church and State. How the Supreme
Court has acted agianst our Constitution. Is
America a Theocracy,
and many more topics.
One
of the
best sources to understand your rights is to go directly to the source
and read our Founding Documents
of Freedom.
Do
a word search on any of these founding documents to see if the words
"Separation of Church and State" exist any where in them.
Read the Declaration
of
Independence, the Constitution
or the Bill
of Rights on line.