Dear Friends, There was great news in Topeka this week! The state senate passed a resolution recognizing pornography as a public health hazard leading to a broad spectrum of individual and public health impacts and societal harms. The vote was 35-4. (You may recall that a similar resolution passed the House last year.) While resolutions
Members of the committee, I thank you for the opportunity to come before you today to express my support for SB 361. The First Amendment of our Constitution expresses the founding idea of our country that the “Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion or prohibiting the free exercise thereof.” While our
By Brittany Jones, Policy Manager When making important medical decisions, doctors typically provide a laundry list of possible side effects and options available to you. When it comes to the abortion industry, however, the Left typically works against laws that would increase women’s access to information about the procedure, options available, and side effects. This
Babies with Down Syndrome are a ‘Horror’ Claims Philly Columnist Kansas Family Voice is proud to work alongside Pennsylvania Family Institute and Family Council, one of our 40 state-based allies. By Jeremy Samek – Pennsylvania Family Institute I had to read this twice. I even showed it to my wife to make sure I was
Dear Friends, Yesterday, the Senate Public Health and Welfare Committee passed HB 2031, which establishes a State Advisory Council to identify challenges and explore opportunities to expand access to palliative care in Kansas. (You may remember that Kansas Family Voice of Kansas worked to promote this same bill as it worked its way through the Kansas
“And let us not grow weary of doing good, for in due season we will reap, if we do not give up.” –Galatians 6:9 (ESV) Dear Friends: It has been a busy season for the Kansas Family Voice of New Mexico Team, and much has happened since last week. Therefore, we present to you this week – the
There are many answers to this question: tax deductibility, a form of tithing, it simply makes you feel good, and similar motivations. All of these are worthwhile reasons that can figure into your charitable giving but let me offer an overarching answer. You give to charitable organizations because they stand for, defend, and represent your
By Brittany Jones, Policy Manager Can the government force a private entity to speak when the thing they are being forced to promote goes directly against their core beliefs—and even their very reason for existence? That is what the Supreme Court will be deciding this March in a major case called NIFLA v. Becerra. In
“Speak up for those who cannot speak for themselves; ensure justice for those being crushed.” –Psalm 31:8 (NLT) Dear Friends: In case you missed it, the life issue has been in the news lately, from our state capital in Santa Fe, all the way to our nation’s capital in Washington D.C. This is great news
Great news! We spoke and Representative Alcon listened! HB 56 has been scheduled for a committee hearing this Saturday, and your quick help is now needed to urge the following committee members to vote for the bill and move it forward! Representative Eliseo Alcon (D-Cibola & McKinley) – (505) 986-4425 Representative Patricia Roybal-Caballero (D-Bernalillo) –
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