See You at the Pole has been around since 1990 when ten students gathered around their school’s flag pole to pray before school. Now millions gather around their school flag poles to pray during this student-led event the fourth Wednesday of the year. Invite students you know in pubic school to gather around their flag poles to pray!
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AFA of PA encourages Christians, through education, to become involved in pro-family issues in their community, state and the nation. This is some of what has been going on in the Commonwealth and the nation.
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AFA of PA encourages Christians, through education, to become involved in pro-family issues in their community, state and the nation. This is some of what has been going on in the Commonwealth and the nation.
Action Alert – Decision America Tour in Harrisburg Today
Franklin Graham’s Decision American Tour is coming to Harrisburg from noon till 1:00 today at Soldiers & Sailors Grove (501 N. 3rd Street) in Harrisburg to hold a prayer rally for our nation.
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AFA of PA encourages Christians, through education, to become involved in pro-family issues in their community, state and the nation. This is some of what has been going on in the Commonwealth and the nation.
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AFA of PA encourages Christians, through education, to become involved in pro-family issues in their community, state and the nation. This is some of what has been going on in the Commonwealth and the nation.
Blog Post – Scoffing at God and Those Who Pray
The New York Daily News said, “after yet another mass shooting in America, GOP presidential contenders were conspicuously silent on the issue of gun control. Instead, the Republicans were preaching about prayer.”
Connecticut Senator Chris Murphy tweeted out, “Your “thoughts” should be about steps to take to stop this carnage. Your “prayers” should be for forgiveness if you do nothing – again.”
The Huffington Post published a headline and subhead that read: Another Mass Shooting, Another Deluge of Tweeted Prayers — Seems to have been an ineffective strategy so far.
Blog Post – Is the First Amendment Dead in Schools?
“I was thanking God for you guys,” Kennedy recalls telling his players. “Then a couple said they were Christians and asked if they could join. I responded, ‘It’s a free country, you can do whatever you want to do.’”
Seven years later one must wonder whether he still believes this is a free country. In September, 2015 the school district began investigating the coach to determine if his prayers were constitutional. On September 17th the superintendent sent a demand letter to Coach Kennedy outlining what they wanted from him.
Action Alert – Is This Coach Breaking the Law?
Although Coach Kennedy’s prayers are verbal, he does not pray in the name of a specific religion or deity, and he does not say “amen.” Each post-game prayer lasts approximately 15 to 20 seconds, during which Coach Kennedy is unaware of who may or may not be in the vicinity. Coach Kennedy’s sole intent, as motivated by his sincerely-held religious beliefs, is to say a brief prayer of thanksgiving and then move on. Coach Kennedy has never received a complaint about his post-game personal prayers.
Blog Post — 911: A Day We Must Never Forget
It all began at 8:46 a.m. fourteen years ago today. America was under attack, but who were the attackers? Where were you when you first heard the news? Experts say the attacks on 911 are one of those things you’ll never forget — you’ll remember exactly where you were and what you were doing when you heard the news. Just like, for those of us who are old enough, remembering where and when we first heard the news that President John F. Kennedy had been shot.