What Do You Say to Connecticut? | Stoplight

You may be hearing people say they’ll not vote in a certain race this year based on their Christian principles. In his Stoplight® commentary, Stuart Shepard suggests that you might ask them, “What do you say to Connecticut?”

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Top Court Halts Transgender Bathroom Push in Virginia

The U.S. Supreme Court has stopped an effort to allow boys access to the girls bathrooms in a Virginia school district. At least until they can decide if they will review the Gloucester County School board’s case. Justice Stephen Breyer said in a statement that he concurred with the four conservative justices in the 5-3

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Indiana Planned Parenthood Given Okay to Abort Down Syndrome Babies

A federal judge has blocked an Indiana law banning abortions on babies with genetic disorders, such as Down Syndrome. The Dignity for the Unborn law makes it illegal to perform abortions because of a genetic disability, the baby’s race or sex. While the Indiana attorney general’s office said it will not appeal the temporary injunction,

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Welcome to Kansas Family Voice of North Dakota

We have a new name, a new website and a new executive director! You’ve known us as North Dakota Family Alliance. For 30 years, we’ve been working alongside you to support life, marriage and religious freedom. Our name has changed, but our commitment to the values we share remains as strong as ever. Our new

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No One Asked Me First

The push to allow men access to women’s showers, locker rooms and restrooms has provoked an outcry from those most affected – women and children using those facilities. Kansas Family Voice is answering those concerns by launching the Ask Me First campaign. The goal is to allow a forum for women and children to tell

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Clarifying the Supreme Court Marriage Ruling

The Supreme Court’s Obergefell ruling last summer left many states in limbo concerning marriage law. Now, a Tennessee lawsuit is calling for much needed clarity.  David Fowler, president of Family Action Council of Tennessee, explains why the suit is needed and what he hopes the outcome will be.  

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Commentary: ‘Best’ is Not Available – Choose the ‘Better’

by Stuart Shepard You’ve heard the argument: “Aha! So you think (fill-in-the-blank) is the right candidate? Well, I’m very surprised and disappointed that you – as a Bible-believing Christian – would be in full support their long history of (fill-in-the-blank-with-every-shortcoming-the-candidate-has-ever-had).” We’ve been hearing this a lot lately, especially in social media. We thought it would

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VP Pick Could Change Presidential Race | Family Policy Briefing

Indiana Gov. Mike Pence is the apparent choice for Trump’s vice president. Pence, who has famously introduced himself as “a Christian, a conservative and a Republican – in that order,” has been a champion for conservative values in Indiana. What does his selection mean for the Republican Party and for Trump’s campaign? We talked with

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House Passes Important Pro-Life Bill

The House of Representatives passed the Conscience Protection Act on Wednesday. The bill would ensure pro-life Americans will not have to participate in abortion. Tony Perkins with the Family Research Council said it is a step in the right direction. “I applaud the House for voting to codify longstanding federal conscience protections, and to give

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We Already Knew | Stoplight

In his Stoplight® commentary, Stuart Shepard explains why we already knew there would be no indictment of Hillary Clinton. But he doesn’t stop there. He suggests that we remember all the things that we already know. If you’re among those who already knew, please share this video with your friends, so they know, too.

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