I spent two years of my life in Afghanistan. I travelled all over the country. I spent time in Afghan villages and cities. I provided religious support for the southern region as well as Special Operations missions. I met friends and we served together. I encouraged chaplains by buying them coffee at the “Green Bean
Most families are preparing for their kids to go back to school. This year seems fraught with even more issues than normal, especially as local school boards are taking more and more power away from parents under the guise of the COVID-19 pandemic. Whether you agree with the decisions the boards are making about mask
Dear friend,We can’t thank you enough for what you’ve done. We’re honored to represent you in the Kansas state legislature … … and we’re excited to announce our new name today! For years, you’ve known us as Family Policy Alliance of Kansas. We’ve been closely aligned with our national Family Policy Alliance ally, however, we’ve
Dear Friends, As we reflected on our nation’s rich history of liberty and our declaration of independence from Great Britain this past week, we also spent time reflecting on our history of freedom-minded, family-oriented work in Kansas. Starting in the 1980s and gaining momentum in 2015, Kansas Family Voice of Kansas has worked to promote
Abortion. OK, what just came to mind? Was it the 62 million+ children killed over the years since Roe vs. Wade? Was it perhaps that time you protested on the sidewalk with a sign bearing a pro-life statement? Maybe scenes from the movie Unplanned? Or was it a mental picture of a scared young woman
Lee Greenwood’s song, I’m proud to be an American, was originally released in 1984, but again during the Gulf War. My chest goes out when I hear the words: “I’m proud to be an American, where at least I know I’m free, and I won’t forget the men who died, who gave that right to
This coming Sunday will be Independence Day – the day commemorating our country throwing off the yoke of England’s rule. I hope all of you have the opportunity to spend the day with friends and family, celebrating our country’s freedoms. As Americans, we have a lot to be thankful for. We live in a country
You did it. You made them listen and the City Council was forced to go back to the drawing board regarding the proposed sexual orientation and gender identity nondiscrimination ordinance. This weekend a new draft became public that specifically exempted churches and religious organizations when functioning specifically (and only) in their ‘religious’ role. Unfortunately, we’re
In case you haven’t been reminded for the 5 millionth time this month – it’s gay pride month. It seems like every store you enter is not just announcing it but literally screaming at you. Kids are being indoctrinated through cartoons and in the classroom. All of it is an attempt to normalize behavior that
The 67th Legislative Session finished its work on April 29 of this year. Many good and bad bills were voted on during the four months of session. So, where did things land for North Dakota family values when all the dust settled? I would characterize the session as a definite win for family and life
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