June 1995

• UM agency pushes far left agenda
  The national social agency for the nation’s second largest protestant denomination has joined hands with Democrats to push a far left social political agenda.
• Don Wildmon
  Unilever's personality comes through in TV ad practices
  They don't care what kind of programs they sponsor.
• TV trash talkers need lessons in responsibility
  The entertainment companies responsible for polluting the airwaves with trashy talk shows need to be put on notice that they are expected to be better corporate citizens …
• Churches ignore own members and fight school prayer
  Most Americans tell pollsters they believe our nation’s ills are spiritual and will be disappointed that America’s most senior churches are offering only material solutions.
• NEA zealously promotes gay agenda
  Training handbook under fire
• Tim Wildmon
  Direction makes a difference
  In the Christian life we often spend a lot of energy blowin’ and goin’ in the wrong direction …
• Catching ABC's liberal bias on the Internet
  Will the “news” people cast aside the sheep’s clothing of objectivity and finally admit they are wolves …
• Politics and the President's pastor
  Rev. J. Philip Wogaman, Foundry Methodist Church, Washington, D.C,
• Anti-welfare stance makes her "Star" of right
  Depending on the Lord, she cut herself loose from welfare.
• We met the enemy – they are us?
  Across the nation conservatives have been attacked openly through the major media.