Christian Discrimination

NEWS: Discrimination and persecution of Christians is spreading in America. A pastor in North Carolina was told not to pray in Jesus' name. A pastor in Iowa was told the same. Now Vanderbilt University has placed campus Christian organisations on probation and threatened to shut them down for saying that to be a leader of the campus Christian group you should be a Christian.

WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT: You can contact the pastor in N.C. who dared to pray in Jesus name (Dr. Ron Baily) and encourage him in his stand for Christ. For his contact information, click here.
You can contact the student group at Vanderbilt University (Christian Legal Society) by clicking here to let them know your prayers and thoughts are with them in their fight for their rights. You can also contact Vanderbilt University (Chancellor Nicholas Zeppos) and express your displeasure for their discrimination of the Christian groups by clicking here.

Supporting the Troops

NEWS: U.S. troops are being pressured to not speak out if they oppose the repeal of "Don't Ask, Don't Tell." This is an infringement of their Constitutional rights of freedom of speech.

WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT: You can help defend our troops' rights! Rep. Duncan Hunter (R-Calf.) is purposing a measure to protect our troops rights to express their opposition to this. Click here to contact your senator and representative in Washington and have them support the measure by Rep. Hunter to let our troops' oppose this repeal.

New Book Available

NEWS: Nowadays there are multiple versions of the Bible. Ever have someone say one version of the Bible is better than another? Have you been told that it doesn't make a difference which a Bible you read? Now you can know.
WHAT YOU CAN DO ABOUT IT: You can order Brother Lee's latest book: Weighed in the Balances: A History and Comparison of Bible Versions. Only $15 (includes shipping)

For your copy, send a request and check to:

God & Country Ministry

P.O. Box 23114

Lexington, KY 40523

Please do not send cash as it tends to "get lost" in the mail.