Kansas Family Voice of Kansas is hosting a gala banquet on May 12th and I want you to come. It will be a wonderful evening with great food, great speakers and best of all it’s for a great purpose. Our vision is a state and nation where God is honored, religious freedoms flourish, families thrive
Gateways to Better Education helps public schools teach about the important contribution the Bible and Christianity make to the world. Eric Buehrer is the president and founder. School officials in Middleton, Wisconsin, are upset at a group of moms who are eating lunch with their high school children and their friends. Middleton High School allows
Target announced a change in policy that allows men access to the women’s restrooms and changing rooms in their stores. In a statement, the company said: “We welcome transgender team members and guests to use the restroom or fitting room facility that corresponds with their gender identity.” The store’s Facebook page lit up with people
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Our Stuart Shepard is a regular guest on Faith Radio in Alabama. On this program that aired April 15, he and Bob Crittenden discuss the name change from CitizenLink to Kansas Family Voice, the new privacy law in North Carolina, and the presidential campaign. We thought you’d enjoy listening in on their conversation.
Kansas Family Voice is proud to work with nearly 40 state-based family groups, including the Family Policy Institute of Washington. What happens when a 5’9” man visits a college campus and tells students he’s really a 6’5” Chinese woman? Joseph Backholm found out! Our allies at the Family Policy Institute of Washington are making headlines
by Kim Trobee In North Carolina, the Governor is riding a wave of pressure from progressive activists who are unhappy with his decision to protect the safety and privacy of women and children. Gov. McCrory supports a law that makes sure men use men’s rooms and women use women’s rooms. That has the left breathing
If government offers a program to everyone, can it reject some people specifically because they happen to be Christian? That’s exactly what happened in Missouri, and the Supreme Court will decide the legal question this year. [Ed. note: The court has moved five cases, including this one, to the next term that starts in October.]
JJ’s family has a saying: “You can’t hurt steel.” That explains the way he’s facing a terminal diagnosis of brain cancer. And why he rejects assisted suicide. Your gift to CitizenLink will mobilize biblical citizens, lobby state legislators and stop the spread of assisted suicide.
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