Family Policy Network (FPN) spearheaded a campaign called “Project Hope Days,” wherein it flew airplane banners over pro-homosexual events throughout the nation that read, “JESUS CHRIST: WWW. HOPE FOR HOMOSEXUALS .COM.” The banners were flown over so-called “gay pride” parades and other events that were designed to celebrate sexual sin in several major cities, including Atlanta, Charlotte, Los Angeles, Orlando, Sandusky (OH) and San Francisco.
DAYTONA BEACH — The city won a full-frontal victory from a federal appeals court in Atlanta on Thursday when the court upheld its zoning and nudity ordinances, meaning erotic dancers in adult bars in most parts of the city can’t bare it all anymore. “The bottom line is the 11th Circuit Court (of Appeals) upheld the city’s authority to enforce its zoning regulations and public nudity ordinance with regard to the adult entertainment establishments,” a jubilant City Attorney Bob Brown said.
[FPN, 12/09/2006] – The leader of a Virginia-based pro-family organization is criticizing the Leon County School District in Florida for violating the First Amendment rights of a concerned parent there. Family Policy Network (FPN) President Joe Glover says school oficials there wrongly silenced a Christian parent during a pro-homosexual “Mix It Up Day†sponsored by the school’s “Gay-Straight Alliance†(GSA) club.
A pro-family organization based in Forest, Virginia confronted homosexuals visiting Orlando theme parks during “Gay Days” yesterday with the truth that Christ can set them free. With the help of supporters throughout the country, Family Policy Network flew an airplane banner over both Disney World and Universal Studios theme parks that read, “JESUS CHRIST: HOPE FOR HOMOSEXUALS.COM”
Two national pro-family organizations joined forces here to educate race fans about a race sponsor’s ongoing promotion of homosexuality throughout North America. “Budweiser no doubt ‘felt the heat’ on their day in the sun yesterday as a national sponsor of the Daytona 500,” said Joe Glover, President of Family Policy Network.
