Even though a judge has halted the implementation of transgender bathroom policies for now, you still need to be armed with the right information should another court put their stamp of approval on the issue. Our friends at The Family Leader of Iowa, one of Kansas Family Voice’s nearly 40 state-based policy groups have written
If you’re in church this summer, more than two-thirds of you say you’re hearing about at least one political issue during the weekly message. And about 14 percent say you’re hearing about specific presidential candidates. Pew Research conducted a poll of churchgoers and found that politics and social issues, such as life, marriage and religious
U.S. Rep. Daniel Webster got into politics because he saw an unfair zoning ordinance that needed to be fixed. What started with a local election in Florida ended up with Webster’s rise to the House of Representatives and a career as a statesman. Webster was our keynote speaker at the 2016 Kansas Family Voice FPC
Your voice has been heard in California! An outcry in the state – and across the nation – has resulted in a reprieve for Christian colleges and universities. SB 1146 would have seriously restricted the religious freedoms of Christian institutions. On Wednesday, the author removed a provision that would have allowed students to sue “private
The U.S. Supreme Court has stopped an effort to allow boys access to the girls bathrooms in a Virginia school district. At least until they can decide if they will review the Gloucester County School board’s case. Justice Stephen Breyer said in a statement that he concurred with the four conservative justices in the 5-3
We have a new name, a new website and a new executive director! You’ve known us as North Dakota Family Alliance. For 30 years, we’ve been working alongside you to support life, marriage and religious freedom. Our name has changed, but our commitment to the values we share remains as strong as ever. Our new
The push to allow men access to women’s showers, locker rooms and restrooms has provoked an outcry from those most affected – women and children using those facilities. Kansas Family Voice is answering those concerns by launching the Ask Me First campaign. The goal is to allow a forum for women and children to tell
Led by Nebraska Attorney General Doug Peterson, 11 more states have joined a lawsuit against the Obama Administration’s bathroom edict. Al Riskowski of Nebraska Family Alliance tells us he’s proud to work with elected officials who stand up for our values and the families they represent.
U.S. District Judge Carlton Reeves says Mississippi’s religious freedom act is unconstitutional. Christians must give up some of their freedoms to accommodate others. Bruce Hausknecht of Focus on the Family tells us that will have a negative impact on our First Amendment rights as Christians.
Someone thinks a particular Word is not something people should see on a bus stop bench. Thankfully, the pastor who placed it there understands his First Amendment rights. Stuart Shepard explains in his Stoplight® commentary.
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