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Monday, 11 August 2008
Christian Family Tube Up For Sale ORLANDO, August 11 /Christian Newswire/ -- ChristianFamilyTube.com which gives the Christian community and Christian organizations the ability to upload their sermons, whether in video or audio format, and to create platforms for member-to-member communications, one-on-one evangelical outreach, and a whole suite of other popular web-based social networking features is Up For Sale. Built to help church ministries gain publicity for the Kingdom of God, ChristianFamilyTube.com also has a mercantile section where people can build a website to help them sell Christian- and family-friendly products. The website offers new merchants the option of talking to the various shop owners before buying. With all of these exceptional features and benefits, ChristianFamilyTube.com has truly become Christians' "town square of the internet." "We are looking for someone/organization to take our turn key semi popular website from this point and move forward with it. Our site is user friendly and fully key-word optimized for generating traffic. This is a great opportunity for someone/organization that has been looking to break into the Christian Online Community & Network." For more details about the sale of christianfamilytube.com contact Rick Irving Christian Newswire

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Saturday, 09 August 2008
U.S. Court of Appeals Upholds First-Amendment Right to Distribute Religious Materials Granite City, Ill. Ordinance Restricting Distribution of Pro-Life Handbills Found Unconstitutional CHICAGO, Ill., Aug. 8 /Christian Newswire/ -- On Thursday, August 7, 2008, the U.S. Court of Appeals in Chicago handed down a decision upholding a federal trial court ruling that an ordinance in Granite City, Ill., regulating the manner in which individuals could distribute religious and other types of handbills was unconstitutional. By 2-1 vote, the three-judge panel upheld an earlier decision by Federal District Judge Michael Reagan, sitting in East St. Louis. Reagan had ruled that the city violated the First Amendment when it prosecuted Donald Horina, a retired teacher and "born-again" Christian from St. Charles, Mo., for distributing pro-life literature and Gospel tracts near the Hope Clinic for Women, an outpatient surgical treatment center that provides abortions, and in other locations in Granite City. In July 2003, Horina had placed his literature on windshields of cars parked near Hope Clinic, and was cited for violating the city ordinance prohibiting the "indiscriminate" distribution of "cards, circulars, handbills, samples of merchandise or any advertising matter whatsoever on any public street or sidewalk."
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