“For unto you is born this day in the city of David a Savior, who is Christ the Lord.” –Luke 2:11 Dear Friends: On behalf of my family and Kansas Family Voice of New Mexico, I want to wish you a very Merry Christmas! May the timeless message of our Savior’s birth fill your heart with hope, joy, peace, and
From our family to yours – Merry Christmas on behalf of the Kansas Family Voice of North Dakota. May the timeless message of our Savior’s birth fill your heart with hope, joy, peace, and love now and throughout the coming year. God bless, Mark Jorritsma President and Executive Director
For I know the plans I have for you, declares the Lord, plans for welfare and not for evil, to give you a future and a hope.” –Jeremiah 29:11 Dear Friends: Less than three months ago, I left my job with the State of New Mexico to accept the Executive Director position with Kansas Family Voice
This Christmas season marks the end of a beginning. A little over a year ago, North Dakota Family Alliance became Kansas Family Voice of North Dakota. While our fundamental mission never changed – protecting pro-family and pro-life values in North Dakota – it marked an exciting beginning. Our organization launched with the vision of ensuring
Neil Gorsuch isn’t the only conservative legal thinker who has been appointed to a judicial bench during the new administration. So far this year, 19 federal judges have been nominated by President Trump and confirmed by the Senate. Many of these vacancies have been filled in the last several months. This acceleration in confirmations is
By Stephanie Curry, Policy Manager He created them male and female and blessed them. Genesis 5:2 (NIV) First Woman Mayor! Julie Lemieux elected “only female mayor in Tres-Saint-Redempteur’s 137 year history.” Canadian headlines excitedly reported Julie’s “remarkable” accomplishment last month as the “first female mayor” in over a century. Yet, the sad reality is that
Imagine 1,400 high school students in one auditorium. Each is a member of a student council from across North Dakota. Ok, you can stop imagining. It happened a few days ago at the Ramkota Hotel and Conference Center in Bismarck. The three-day conference, hosted by the North Dakota Association of Student Councils, focused on leadership
Dear Friends, 2017 will go down in history as quite a year. We experienced the first year of the Trump presidency; the largest mass shooting in American history in Las Vegas; revelations of sexual assault bringing down leaders in sports, media, and politics; increasing tensions with North Korea; destructive hurricanes Harvey, Irma, and Maria; and
Dear Friends, Are you tired of it yet? It’s December, which means those who – like me – rely on the generosity of our supporters are busily reminding them it’s not too late to give. Undoubtedly, you’ve been the recipient of our emails, letters, and phone calls. (Frankly, if you’re still reading this, it’s a
Last month, we told you about a push by the Delaware Department of Education to allow school children to self-identify their sex – as well as their race – without their parents’ input. With backing from the ACLU, Planned Parenthood and the leading LGBT lobbying group, it looked like this policy would sail through. But
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