Leaders from our 40 allied state family policy councils (FPCs) gathered for the 25th Kansas Family Voice FPC Conference held July 24-28 in Colorado Springs. It ran concurrently with the Statesmen Academy, which is a project of our sister organization called Family Policy Foundation. More than 30 men and women, who are either in office
Today I am writing to you from Colorado Springs where I am attending the annual Kansas Family Voice FPC conference – gathering of our allies from all across the nation. I am so excited to be here, reconnecting and exchanging ideas with my colleagues. As you may know, Kansas Family Voice serves as a uniter
This week, I have had the pleasure of attending the annual Kansas Family Voice FPC conference and Statesmen Academy at Kansas Family Voice headquarters in Colorado Springs, Colorado. It’s been a refreshing week filled with praying, learning, and strategizing with other state directors and pro-family elected officials from across the United States. I wish each
We’ve been following the heartbreaking story of UK baby Charlie Gard and his parents, Chris and Connie, as they’ve fought for the right to bring Charlie to America for experimental treatment that may have helped him. Yesterday, Charlie’s parents decided to end their legal battle after the latest medical reports showed that Charlie’s condition had
The Minnesota Department of Education has just approved a transgender “toolkit” that will be distributed to all public and charter schools in the state. The toolkit, which was authored by a number of transgender and gay-rights activists, directs schools to stop referring to students with gender-specific pronouns like he, she, him or her. A decision
Traditional homemade soup. What comes to mind? For many of us, I suspect it evokes the memory of delicious aromas from our favorite being cooked in our parent’s home when we were growing up. Being of Dutch descent, for me it is the memory of my mother huddled over the stove cooking traditional Groentesoep met
This week my family received a bright orange flyer in the mail from the Johnson County Election Office. My wife saw it and asked, “What are we voting for now?” I get it. There always seems to be an election going on somewhere for something. Who can keep up? It’s especially easy to miss the
Jayson started struggling with same-sex attractions after being abused as a child. Thankfully, he was able to get professional counseling and coaching that continues to help him align his life with the heartfelt convictions of his faith. But now, the ACLU and their allies are working to ban such professional counseling for minors. They want
Congress is currently considering the future of assisted suicide in the District of Columbia. The U.S. House has a say in what goes on in the District, so no matter what state you live in, your voice can have an impact. Republicans on the House Appropriations Committee have voted to repeal the law. Now it’s
The battle for student privacy in locker rooms and bathrooms continues in Texas. Today was the first day of a special legislative session called by Gov. Greg Abbott to deal specifically with several key issues, including legislation to keep men out of girls’ bathrooms, locker rooms and other intimate facilities. Earlier this year, the Texas
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