Over the past few years, the cross on Sunrise Rock in Mojave National Preserve has been at the center of a rather ridiculous lawsuit. The ACLU has been trying to get the cross taken down citing the ol' separation of church and state. On April 28, the Supreme Court ruled the cross did not violate the constitutional separation of church and state.Unfortunately, the 7-foot-tall metal structure was stolen Sunday night from Sunrise Rock. The Liberty Institute is now offering a $25,000 reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction in the case, and the National Park Service has established a tip hotline seeking information leading to the recovery of the cross. Anyone with information is asked to contact the Park Service at (760) 252-6120.The Latin cross was first erected in 1934 by a local Veterans of Foreign War unit. It has been rebuilt several times over the years, and Easter services are held annually at the remote desert site.More info at FOX News.MP3: Carl Perkins - Gone Gone Gone