Imagine a lady bent over with a crippling disease. She takes care of six children, four whom she adopted from her sister and husband who died of AIDS. The whole family lives in a small hut, sleeps on mats, and the eldest boy must be hitched to the plow because they don’t have an ox
Kansas Family Voice is proud to partner with Julaine Appling, president of our state-based ally Wisconsin Family Council. November is Adoption Month! While we’ve had this national recognition month only about 20 years, adoption is, of course, an ages-old means by which children are given an earthly forever family. Adoption is a great option
“For this reason I bow my knees before the Father, from whom every family in heaven and on earth is named, that according to the riches of his glory he may grant you to be strengthened with power through his Spirit in your inner being…” –Ephesians 3:14-16 “There is no doubt that it is around
by Stuart Shepard, Executive Producer Just two blocks off the National Mall, within walking distance of the U.S. Capitol and the sprawling Smithsonian Institution, The Museum of the Bible will open its doors to the public on November 17. Members of the Green family, owners of Hobby Lobby, are the driving force behind the 430,000-square-foot
by Greg Baker, The Family Leader Kansas Family Voice is proud to be allied with The Family Leader of Iowa. Throughout history there has been a debate over the role of the Church as an institution when it comes to public policy. Does the Church even have a role to play in government? The United
“Whether it is right in the sight of God to listen to you rather than to God, you must judge,” -Acts 4:19 Welcome to part two of our four-part series highlighting the vision of Kansas Family Voice of North Dakota. Today, we look at the second part of our vision – a North Dakota where
“There is no way that my state would threaten my daughter’s safety by allowing boys in her bathroom.” Many parents in Rhode Island, Delaware, Pennsylvania, Michigan and Minnesota probably thought the same thing. Yet, these are all states where the state Department or Board of Education has decided to issue a rule mandating that schools
We regard it as such a respite from the troubles of the world that we often call the auditorium a “sanctuary.” How do we talk to our friends and the young people in our lives when a madman brings so much pain and death to a church? Gen. Patrick Caruana is chairman of the board
Yes, it’s the first Tuesday of November in an odd-numbered year. That means, for the most part, elections that are dominated by local bond measures, county commissioner contests and other lower-profile races. All are good reasons to get out and vote—and these races, especially for school board, can make the most difference right in your
Inexplicably, the Republican tax-cut bill has a glaring problem for those who care about families and life: the elimination of the Adoption Tax Credit. The credit, which costs a relatively small $355 million, has had an enormously positive effect by making it more manageable for families to handle the exorbitant financial costs of adoption. That
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