Stuart Shepard with Kansas Family Voice was a guest on Alabama’s Faith Radio network on February 3. He and host Bob Crittenden discussed the president’s Supreme Court nominee, as well as the strong affirmation of religious freedom by Press Secretary Sean Spicer. You can listen to their conversation on the Faith Radio website.
Today, President Donald Trump met with Senate leaders to discuss his Supreme Court nominee. Sources have said the announcement could come next week. On the campaign trail, the President announced a list of possible Supreme Court picks. We’re now hearing that he has pared that list down to a few names. Here’s a look at
Elite news media outlets are grasping at anything right now. In his Stoplight® commentary, Stuart Shepard explains what you should be keeping your eyes focused on and why it presents such a remarkable opportunity for pro-family, pro-life values.
Monday, January 16, is Religious Freedom Day. Every year, the president designates this day and calls on Americans to commemorate it with activities and events. Our friends at Gateways to Better Education say that includes students in public school. They can pray, read their Bible and talk about their faith. They can also organize prayer
The 2016 election was full of surprises. Your support of Kansas Family Voice’s efforts made for some great results. Here’s a graphic that outlines how your partnership made a difference!
The North Carolina governor’s race hit a new snag this week. A protest was filed Wednesday alleging that fraudulent absentee ballots were cast for Democrat gubernatorial candidate Roy Cooper in Halifax county. Similar protests are being filed in 10 other counties. According to Gov. Pat McCrory’s campaign, the protest alleges a “massive scheme to run
The 2016 election is in the books. You unleashed your citizenship and made it a success. Your participation in voting, knocking on doors, contacting your lawmakers, sharing on social media and talking about the issues with family and friends brought about a historic shift in our government. Here’s a wrap-up of races and issues you
A federal district court has ruled that churches in Iowa are not “public accommodations.” That means they are not subject to government control. The ruling came in a case brought by Fort Des Moines Church of Christ after the Iowa Civil Rights Commission issued guidelines censoring church statements on biblical sexuality and forcing churches to
Family Policy Institute of Washington created this video to encourage pastors to take a stand for religious freedom. This video appears on their website and on YouTube. Please feel free to share with your pastor. Kansas Family Voice works with nearly 40 state-based policy groups just like Family Policy Institute of Washington.
Are you struggling with what to do this election season? A lot of us are. In his Stoplight® commentary, Stuart Shepard suggests you should “Vote for the Country You Want.” Thank you for sharing Stoplight with your friends.
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