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Now more than a week after the November 4th election, California's Proposition 8, which was passed by voters, is continuing to draw public controversy.
The U.S. Supreme court will soon be hearing arguments in a case that started in Pleasant Grove City, Utah, over a local religious group, the Summum, who hoped to donate a monument to a local park.
Students at Brown University are discovering Universal Life Church, with one calling their ULC ordination "spiritually empowering" because they can officiate weddings for people of all faiths.
In Omaha, Nebraska, Minor League Baseball team the Royals are now offering a unique wedding service at their home stadium. They're allowing couples to get married in the historic ballpark.
It is Tuesday, November 4th, 2008, and election day is finally here. Many organizations are offering perks to voters, and we are offering free ordinations, as we always do!
As regular readers of this blog know, California's Proposition 8 will be on the ballot Tuesday, and couples are rushing out to tie the knot before election day.
Churches in Brooklyn, New York teamed up with the New York Police Department to offer a gun exchange program in the city. Five Harlem churches collected hundreds of weapons — in exchange for cash.
In addition to performing marriages , ULC Ministers invoke their spiritual practices to help their communities, including animal ministry. One Chicago ULC Minister did just that.
As November 4th rapidly approaches, everyone is beginning to consider their vote. Few decisions on state ballots are generating as much emotion as California's Proposition 8.While California voters remain closely divided on the question of gay marriage, a majo
A British Humanist group began their "Atheist Bus Campaign" yesterday, and within 10 hours reached their funding goal through online contributions. They'll run ads on public buses claiming there is no God.
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