Rundown of FNIF programs for Friday, June 1, 2012 2A: - The House rejects Pre-natal Nondiscrimination Act. - A Christian college says insurance rates will double under Obamacare. 2B: - The California Senate passed an ex-gay counseling ban. - New Hampshire pro-family bills go to the governor's desk. 2C: - An appeals court rules against part of the Defense of Marriage Act. - Religious freedom rallies are planned. 5A: - The House rejects Pre-natal Nondiscrimination Act. - A Christian college says insurance rates will double under Obamacare. - New Hampshire pro-family bills go to the governor's desk. - An appeals court rules against part of the Defense of Marriage Act. - Religious freedom rallies are planned. 5B: - The California Senate passed an ex-gay counseling ban. - New Hampshire pro-family bills go to the governor's desk. - A Christian college says insurance rates will double under Obamacare. - The House rejects Pre-natal Nondiscrimination Act. WEB - An appeals court rules against part of the Defense of Marriage Act. - A Christian college says insurance rates will double under Obamacare. - The House rejects Pre-natal Nondiscrimination Act. - New Hampshire pro-family bills go to the governor's desk. - The California Senate passed an ex-gay counseling ban. - Religious freedom rallies are planned.
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Rundown of FNIF programs for Friday, June 1, 2012
2A: - The House rejects Pre-natal Nondiscrimination Act.
- A Christian college says insurance rates will double under Obamacare.
2B: - The California Senate passed an ex-gay counseling ban.
- New Hampshire pro-family bills go to the governor's desk.
2C: - An appeals court rules against part of the Defense of Marriage Act.
- Religious freedom rallies are planned.
5A:- The House rejects Pre-natal Nondiscrimination Act.
- A Christian college says insurance rates will double under Obamacare.
- New Hampshire pro-family bills go to the governor's desk.
- An appeals court rules against part of the Defense of Marriage Act.
- Religious freedom rallies are planned.
5B:- The California Senate passed an ex-gay counseling ban.
- New Hampshire pro-family bills go to the governor's desk.
- A Christian college says insurance rates will double under Obamacare.
- The House rejects Pre-natal Nondiscrimination Act.
WEB- An appeals court rules against part of the Defense of Marriage Act.
- A Christian college says insurance rates will double under Obamacare.
- The House rejects Pre-natal Nondiscrimination Act.
- New Hampshire pro-family bills go to the governor's desk.
- The California Senate passed an ex-gay counseling ban.
- Religious freedom rallies are planned.
Rundown of FNIF programs for Monday, June 4, 2012
2A: - Planned Parenthood donates to kill a religious freedom amendment.
- New York church tries to keep meeting in schools.
2B: - A California ballot measure gets tough on sex traffickers.
- A Sidewalk Sunday School program gets kicked out of a public park.
2C: - A Virginia school board votes to remove Ten Commandments.
- Review of movie "For Greater Glory."
5A:- Planned Parenthood donates to kill a religious freedom amendment.
- A New York church tries to keep meeting in schools.
- A Sidewalk Sunday School program gets kicked out of a public park.
- A Virginia school board votes to remove Ten Commandments.
- Review of movie "For Greater Glory."
5B:- A California ballot measure gets tough on sex traffickers.
- A Sidewalk Sunday School program gets kicked out of a public park.
- A New York church tries to keep meeting in schools.
- Planned Parenthood donates to kill a religious freedom amendment.
- Review of movie "For Greater Glory."
WEB- Planned Parenthood donates to kill a religious freedom amendment.
- A New York church tries to keep meeting in schools.
- A California ballot measure gets tough on sex traffickers.
- A Sidewalk Sunday School program gets kicked out of a public park.
- A Virginia school board votes to remove Ten Commandments.
- Review of movie "For Greater Glory."
Rundown of FNIF programs for Tuesday, June 5, 2012
2A: - South Carolina homeschoolers can participate in public school programs.
- Even more Planned Parenthood dollars going to fight religious liberty in NorthDakota.
2B: - Court shuts down motels used for prostitution.
- Former abortion clinic worker starts ministry for others like her.
2C: - Judge bans prayer from Vermont town meeting.
- Women are unhappy in relationships where their men look at pornography.
5A:- South Carolina homeschoolers can participate in public school programs.
- Even more Planned Parenthood dollars going to fight religious liberty in NorthDakota.
- Women are unhappy in relationships where their men look at pornography.
- Court shuts down motels used for prostitution.
- Former abortion clinic worker starts ministry for others like her.
5B:- Court shuts down motels used for prostitution.
- Former abortion clinic worker starts ministry for others like her.
- Even more Planned Parenthood dollars going to fight religious liberty in NorthDakota.
- Judge bans prayer from Vermont town meeting.
- South Carolina homeschoolers can participate in public school programs.
WEB- Judge bans prayer from Vermont town meeting.
- Even more Planned Parenthood dollars going to fight religious liberty in NorthDakota.
- Court shuts down motels used for prostitution.
- Former abortion clinic worker starts ministry for others like her.
- South Carolina homeschoolers can participate in public school programs.
- Women are unhappy in relationships where their men look at pornography.
Rundown of FNIF programs for Wednesday, June 6, 2012
2A: - California's marriage amendment headed for Supreme Court.
- Washington marriage supporters gather enough signatures for referendum.
2B: - Legal group to appeal decision against Christian photographer in New Mexico.
- Ohio abortion clinic expected to close its doors for good.
2C: - Pro-family leaders in Florida fight proposed nondiscrimination ordinance.
- Gambling bills would be bad news for Louisiana.
5A:- California's marriage amendment headed for Supreme Court.
- Washington marriage supporters gather enough signatures for referendum.
- Ohio abortion clinic expected to close its doors for good.
- Legal group to appeal decision against Christian photographer in New Mexico.
- Gambling bills would be bad news for Louisiana.
5B:- Legal group to appeal decision against Christian photographer in New Mexico.
- Ohio abortion clinic expected to close its doors for good.
- Washington marriage supporters gather enough signatures for referendum.
- Pro-family leaders in Florida fight proposed nondiscrimination ordinance.
- Gambling bills would be bad news for Louisiana.
WEB- California's marriage amendment headed for Supreme Court.
- Washington marriage supporters gather enough signatures for referendum.
- Legal group to appeal decision against Christian photographer in New Mexico.
- Ohio abortion clinic expected to close its doors for good.
- Pro-family leaders in Florida fight proposed nondiscrimination ordinance.
- Gambling bills would be bad news for Louisiana.
Rundown of FNIF programs for Thursday, June 7, 2012
2A: - A parental rights amendment has been introduced.
- Planned Parenthood has a clinic on a California high school campus.
2B: - Backpage.com complains; Washington judge blocks anti-trafficking law.
- A Missouri bill would make it a crime to disrupt a worship service.
2C: - Texas bill would preserve religious rights at funerals.
- Groupon stops offering pornography coupons.
5A:- A parental rights amendment has been introduced.
- Planned Parenthood has a clinic on a California high school campus.
- Groupon stops offering pornography coupons.
- Backpage.com complains; Washington judge blocks anti-trafficking law.
- A Missouri bill would make it a crime to disrupt a worship service.
5B:- Backpage.com complains; Washington judge blocks anti-trafficking law.
- A Missouri bill would make it a crime to disrupt a worship service.
- Planned Parenthood has a clinic on a California high school campus.
- Texas bill would preserve religious rights at funerals.
- A parental rights amendment has been introduced.
WEB- A parental rights amendment has been introduced.
- Planned Parenthood has a clinic on a California high school campus.
- Backpage.com complains; Washington judge blocks anti-trafficking law.
- A Missouri bill would make it a crime to disrupt a worship service.
- Texas bill would preserve religious rights at funerals.
- Groupon stops offering pornography coupons.
Rundown of FNIF programs for Friday, June 8, 2012
2A: - Federal judge rules the Defense of Marriage Act unconstitutional.
- Family Policy Councils unite in opposition to Internet gambling.
2B: - A same-sex ceremony occurs at a military installation for the first time.
- An appeals court hears arguments in a ban on Planned Parenthood funding.
2C: - Signatures secured for a referendum on a nondiscrimination policy.
- A parents' group finds most popular television shows to be family-friendly.
5A:- Federal judge rules the Defense of Marriage Act unconstitutional.
- Family Policy Councils unite in opposition to Internet gambling.
- An appeals court hears arguments in a ban on Planned Parenthood funding.
- A same-sex ceremony occurs at a military installation for the first time.
- A parents' group finds most popular television shows to be family-friendly.
5B:- A same-sex ceremony occurs at a military installation for the first time.
- An appeals court hears arguments in a ban on Planned Parenthood funding.
- Signatures secured for a referendum on a nondiscrimination policy.
- Family Policy Councils unite in opposition to Internet gambling.
- Plugged In Movie Review
WEB- Federal judge rules the Defense of Marriage Act unconstitutional.
- Family Policy Councils unite in opposition to Internet gambling.
- A same-sex ceremony occurs at a military installation for the first time.
- An appeals court hears arguments in a ban on Planned Parenthood funding.
- Signatures secured for a referendum on a nondiscrimination policy.
- A parents' group finds most popular television shows to be family-friendly.
Rundown of FNIF programs for Monday, June 11, 2012
2A: - A referendum on same-sex marriage in Maryland qualifies for the ballot.
- Human Rights Campaign has a new survey on teens.
2B: - The House passes a Homeland Security bill with a pro-life provision.
- A student is able to use the Bible in her graduation speech.
2C: - Homeschool students gather for national debate competition.
5A:- A referendum on same-sex marriage in Maryland qualifies for the ballot.
- Human Rights Campaign has a new survey on teens.
- A student is able to use the Bible in her graduation speech.
- The House passes a Homeland Security bill with a pro-life provision.
- Homeschool students gather for national debate competition.
5B:- The House passes a Homeland Security bill with a pro-life provision.
- A student is able to use the Bible in her graduation speech.
- Homeschool students gather for national debate competition.
- Human Rights Campaign has a new survey on teens.
WEB- A referendum on same-sex marriage in Maryland qualifies for the ballot.
- Human Rights Campaign has a new survey on teens.
- The House passes a Homeland Security bill with a pro-life provision.
- A student is able to use the Bible in her graduation speech.
- Homeschool students gather for national debate competition.
Rundown of FNIF programs for Tuesday, June 12, 2012
2A: - A married mom and dad are best for raising kids.
2B: - The Supreme Court will not consider holding Texas school officials accountable fora religious freedom violation.
- The NYPD fires a Hassidic Jew because of his beard.
2C: - Parents are successful in getting gay activists' curriculum out of an Illinoiselementary school.
- Millennials are not doing as well as past generations.
5A:- A married mom and dad are best for raising kids.
- Millennials are not doing as well as past generations.
- The Supreme Court will not consider holding Texas school officials accountable fora religious freedom violation.
- The NYPD fires a Hassidic Jew because of his beard.
5B:- The Supreme Court will not consider holding Texas school officials accountable fora religious freedom violation.
- The NYPD fires a Hassidic Jew because of his beard.
- Parents are successful in getting gay activists' curriculum out of an Illinoiselementary school.
- A married mom and dad are best for raising kids.
WEB- A married mom and dad are best for raising kids.
- The Supreme Court will not consider holding Texas school officials accountable fora religious freedom violation.
- The NYPD fires a Hassidic Jew because of his beard.
- Parents are successful in getting gay activists' curriculum out of an Illinoiselementary school.
- Millennials are not doing as well as past generations.
Rundown of FNIF programs for Wednesday, June 13, 2012
2A: - Focus on the Family is addressing the immigration crisis.
- Churches in Alhambra, Calif., face hurdles in feeding the homeless.
2B: - Ten Senators file a brief in support of federal marriage law.
- The Employee Nondiscrimination Act gets a committee hearing.
2C: - A Connecticut advisory committee labels abortion as essential care.
- A major distributor of child pornography is charged in the U.S.
5A:- Focus on the Family is addressing the immigration crisis.
- Churches in Alhambra, Calif., face hurdles in feeding the homeless.
- The Employee Nondiscrimination Act gets a committee hearing.
- Ten Senators file a brief in support of federal marriage law.
- A major distributor of child pornography is charged in the U.S.
5B:- Ten Senators file a brief in support of federal marriage law.
- The Employee Nondiscrimination Act gets a committee hearing.
- Churches in Alhambra, Calif., face hurdles in feeding the homeless.
- A Connecticut advisory committee labels abortion as essential care.
- A major distributor of child pornography is charged in the U.S.
WEB- Focus on the Family is addressing the immigration crisis.
- Churches in Alhambra, Calif., face hurdles in feeding the homeless.
- Ten Senators file a brief in support of federal marriage law.
- The Employee Nondiscrimination Act gets a committee hearing.
- A Connecticut advisory committee labels abortion as essential care.
- A major distributor of child pornography is charged in the U.S.
Rundown of FNIF programs for Thursday, June 14, 2012
2A: - Planned Parenthood money swamps the Religious Liberty Amendment in North Dakota.
- Missouri students can post religious-themed flyers at school.
2B: - Christian speech is protected at Buffalo Italian festival.
- Conservatives prepare for gathering in Denver.
2C: - Washington Secretary of State certifies marriage referendum.
- Adventures in Odyssey turns 25.
5A:- Planned Parenthood money swamps the Religious Liberty Amendment in North Dakota.
- Missouri students can post religious-themed flyers at school.
- Adventures in Odyssey turns 25.
- Christian speech is protected at Buffalo Italian festival.
- Conservatives prepare for gathering in Denver.
5B:- Christian speech is protected at Buffalo Italian festival.
- Conservatives prepare for gathering in Denver.
- Missouri students can post religious-themed flyers at school.
- Washington Secretary of State certifies marriage referendum.
- Planned Parenthood money swamps the Religious Liberty Amendment in North Dakota.
WEB- Planned Parenthood money swamps the Religious Liberty Amendment in North Dakota.
- Missouri students can post religious-themed flyers at school.
- Christian speech is protected at Buffalo Italian festival.
- Conservatives prepare for gathering in Denver.
- Washington Secretary of State certifies marriage referendum.
- Adventures in Odyssey turns 25.
Rundown of FNIF programs for Friday, June 15, 2012
2A: - U.S. Senate will not consider appeals court nominees until after November.
- Holman Bibles will no longer include military symbols.
2B: - The ACLU is suing North Carolina over its adoption policy.
- Michigan House passes a broad pro-life bill.
2C: - New York City churches hold a press conference on stalled legislation.
- Delaware House approves a gambling expansion bill.
5A:- U.S. Senate will not consider appeals court nominees until after November.
- Holman Bibles will no longer include military symbols.
- Michigan House passes a broad pro-life bill.
- The ACLU is suing North Carolina over its adoption policy.
- Delaware House approves a gambling expansion bill.
5B:- The ACLU is suing North Carolina over its adoption policy.
- Michigan House passes a broad pro-life bill.
- New York City churches hold a press conference on stalled legislation.
- Delaware House approves a gambling expansion bill.
- Plugged In Movie Review
WEB- Holman Bibles will no longer include military symbols.
- U.S. Senate will not consider appeals court nominees until after November.
- The ACLU is suing North Carolina over its adoption policy.
- Michigan House passes a broad pro-life bill.
- New York City churches hold a press conference on stalled legislation.
- Delaware House approves a gambling expansion bill.
Rundown of FNIF programs for Monday, June 18, 2012
2A: - The Administration will allow young illegals in.
- Catholic Bishops consider options as health care mandate approaches.
2B: - A possible coordinated attack on marriage in Illinois.
- New embryonic stem cells lines are available for research.
2C: - Michigan House passed a conscience rights bill.
- A sex selection abortion bill was introduced in the Senate.
5A:- The Administration will allow young illegals in.
- Catholic Bishops consider options as health care mandate approaches.
- New embryonic stem cells lines are available for research.
- Michigan House passed a conscience rights bill.
- A sex selection abortion bill was introduced in the Senate.
5B:- A possible coordinated attack on marriage in Illinois.
- New embryonic stem cells lines are available for research.
- A sex selection abortion bill was introduced in the Senate.
- The Administration will allow young illegals in.
- Catholic Bishops consider options as health care mandate approaches.
WEB- A possible coordinated attack on marriage in Illinois.
- New embryonic stem cells lines are available for research.
- The Administration will allow young illegals in.
- Catholic Bishops consider options as health care mandate approaches.
- Michigan House passed a conscience rights bill.
- A sex selection abortion bill was introduced in the Senate.
Rundown of FNIF programs for Tuesday, June 19, 2012
2A: - Supreme Court says tribal casino challenge is OK.
2B: - Existing abortion clinics in Virginia are exempted from higher standards.
- US mayors back Planned Parenthood.
2C: - Catholic group reverses its position, now opposes 'compromise' on abortion mandate.
- Number of stay-at-home dads on the rise.
5A:- Supreme Court says tribal casino challenge is OK.
- Number of stay-at-home dads on the rise.
- Existing abortion clinics in Virginia are exempted from higher standards.
- US mayors back Planned Parenthood.
5B:- Existing abortion clinics in Virginia are exempted from higher standards.
- US mayors back Planned Parenthood.
- Catholic group reverses its position, now opposes 'compromise' on abortion mandate.
- Supreme Court says tribal casino challenge is OK.
WEB- Supreme Court says tribal casino challenge is OK.
- Existing abortion clinics in Virginia are exempted from higher standards.
- US mayors back Planned Parenthood.
- Catholic group reverses its position, now opposes 'compromise' on abortion mandate.
- Number of stay-at-home dads on the rise.
Rundown of FNIF programs for Wednesday, June 20, 2012
2A:- The D.C. Opportunity Scholarship Program is reauthorized.
- The National Abstinence Education Association has a new report.
2B:- Lawmakers craft response to the president's immigration policy.
- Activist groups attack author of study on same-sex parenting.
2C:- Abortion clinic regulations take effect in Pennsylvania.
- New York City passes an anti-sex trafficking bill.
5A:- The D.C. Opportunity Scholarship Program is reauthorized.
- The National Abstinence Education Association has a new report.
- Activist groups attack author of study on same-sex parenting.
- Lawmakers craft response to the president's immigration policy.
- New York City passes an anti-sex trafficking bill. 5B:- Lawmakers craft response to the president's immigration policy.
- Activist groups attack author of study on same-sex parenting.
- The National Abstinence Education Association has a new report.
- Abortion clinic regulations take effect in Pennsylvania.
- New York City passes an anti-sex trafficking bill.
WEB- The D.C. Opportunity Scholarship Program is reauthorized.
- The National Abstinence Education Association has a new report.
- Lawmakers craft response to the president's immigration policy.
- Activist groups attack author of study on same-sex parenting.
- Abortion clinic regulations take effect in Pennsylvania.
- New York City passes an anti-sex trafficking bill.
Rundown of FNIF programs for Thursday, June 21, 2012
2A: - California committee passes bill redefining marriage.
- Anti-Trafficking advocates protest outside the home of Backpage.com
2B: - Catholic hospital first to be sued over New York marriage law.
- Questions surround program to train non-physicians to perform abortions inCalifornia.
2C: - Southern Baptists address social issues at their convention.
- The Fortnight for Freedom begins today.
5A:- California committee passes bill redefining marriage.
- Anti-Trafficking advocates protest outside the home of Backpage.com
- The Fortnight for Freedom begins today.
- Catholic hospital first to be sued over New York marriage law.
- Questions surround program to train non-physicians to perform abortions inCalifornia.
5B:- Catholic hospital first to be sued over New York marriage law.
- Questions surround program to train non-physicians to perform abortions inCalifornia.
- Anti-Trafficking advocates protest outside the home of Backpage.com
- Southern Baptists address social issues at their convention.
- California committee passes bill redefining marriage.
WEB- Catholic hospital first to be sued over New York marriage law.
- Anti-Trafficking advocates protest outside the home of Backpage.com
- California committee passes bill redefining marriage.
- Questions surround program to train non-physicians to perform abortions inCalifornia.
- Southern Baptists address social issues at their convention.
- The Fortnight for Freedom begins today.
Rundown of FNIF programs for Friday, June 22, 2012
2A: - Supreme Court rules on decency over the airwaves and union fees.
- Legal group files suit against Texas A&M over funding bias.
2B: - Two studies show the benefits of having a father.
- A Planned Parenthood clinic will not open in Auburn Hills, Michigan.
2C: - New Hampshire's governor vetoes pro-life, school choice bills.
- House committee approves pro-life amendment.
5A:- Supreme Court rules on decency over the airwaves and union fees.
- Legal group files suit against Texas A&M over funding bias.
- A Planned Parenthood clinic will not open in Auburn Hills, Michigan.
- Two studies show the benefits of having a father
- House committee approves pro-life amendment.
5B:- Two studies show the benefits of having a father.
- A Planned Parenthood clinic will not open in Auburn Hills, Michigan.
- New Hampshire's governor vetoes pro-life, school choice bills.
- Legal group files suit against Texas A&M over funding bias.
- Plugged In Movie Review
WEB- Supreme Court rules on decency over the airwaves and union fees.
- Legal group files suit against Texas A&M over funding bias.
- Two studies show the benefits of having a father.
- A Planned Parenthood clinic will not open in Auburn Hills, Michigan.
- New Hampshire's governor vetoes pro-life, school choice bills.
- House committee approves pro-life amendment.
Rundown of FNIF programs for Monday, June 25, 2012
2A: - House Republicans ask the Supreme Court to defend DOMA.
- Ohio considers banning sex selective abortion.
2B: - HHS announces abstinence education funding.
- A Georgia county refuses a church access to property.
2C: - A federal court strikes down a free speech zone.
- Oklahoma appeals an ultrasound ruling.
5A:- House Republicans ask the Supreme Court to defend DOMA.
- Ohio considers banning sex selective abortion.
- A Georgia county refuses a church access to property.
- A federal court strikes down a free speech zone.
- Oklahoma appeals an ultrasound ruling.
5B:- HHS announces abstinence education funding.
- A Georgia county refuses a church access to property.
- Oklahoma appeals an ultrasound ruling.
- House Republicans ask the Supreme Court to defend DOMA.
- Ohio considers banning sex selective abortion.
WEB- House Republicans ask the Supreme Court to defend DOMA.
- Ohio considers banning sex selective abortion.
- Oklahoma appeals an ultrasound ruling.
- A federal court strikes down a free speech zone.
- HHS announces abstinence education funding.
- A Georgia county refuses a church access to property.
Rundown of FNIF programs for Tuesday, June 26, 2012
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