Kansas Family Voice of North Dakota held our dessert banquets in Bismarck and Fargo this week, and they were incredible! Over 700 ministry partners, attended our events. They brought family members and friends. They listened to our vision. They were inspired and entertained by the Benham Brothers. And they gave generously to support our work
by Stuart Shepard So, I flew to North Dakota. First time ever. I learned something that they all know that we would all do well to know. Took an Embraer 145 up from Denver. One of those tiny regional jets that makes us all tilt our heads to the left as we single-file down
Thank you for helping make the Dessert Galas in Bismarck and Fargo a success. A message from Mark Jorritsma, president of Kansas Family Voice of North Dakota.
The North Carolina Legislature voted to approve a “compromise” that seriously harms HB 2, a law that was passed to protect the privacy and safety of women and children in private spaces such as restrooms, locker rooms and changing areas. The NCAA and other groups used bullying tactics to get the lawmakers to agree to
Have you ever thought about the job description for a Supreme Court Justice? What is it, exactly, that they are supposed to do? In his Stoplight® commentary, Stuart Shepard highlights two distinctly different views. TAKE ACTION Ask your senators to confirm Judge Neil Gorsuch. Thank you for sharing Stoplight with your friends.
The confirmation process of Judge Neil Gorsuch to the U.S. Supreme Court continues. Judge Gorsuch is exceedingly qualified for the position. He is a strong defender of the Constitution and upholds the same pro-family and pro-life values that you and I hold so dear. What stands in his way is partisan politics. Democrats are doing
About 50 years ago, Supreme Court Justice Potter Stewart, while indicating he would not try to define what is and isn’t pornography, stated simply “I know it when I see it.” Stewart’s line has since become one of the most famous in American law. Its power stemming from its basis in the idea that there
This past election proved to be a huge success for conservatives in Kentucky. Kent Ostrander, executive director of The Family Foundation of Kentucky, one of Kansas Family Voice’s 40 state-based allies, tells us what’s happening after a hundred-year conservative drought. Find an allied organization in your state.
Even after the surprising results of the 2016 election, the wheels of the federal government continue to grind slowly on family-friendly legislation. But at the state level, significant progress is being made of life, family and religious freedom. Here’s a roundup of what’s happening in several states with Kansas Family Voice allied groups: South Dakota
The year was 1950. A newlywed couple boarded a large ocean liner sailing from Rotterdam, The Netherlands to America. They were leaving their families behind, with no idea when they might be reunited. They stepped out in faith and, with more than just a little foreboding, made the crossing. That young couple was my parents.
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