Mark Scott, Communications Director for Kansas Family Voice DABO! If you’re a college football fan, you know Dabo Swinney. This week he led his Clemson Tigers to their second national championship in the past three years. And as an outspoken Christian he gave Jesus Christ the credit for his success on television after the game
By Brittany Jones, Esq., policy manager for Kansas Family Voice® Today was a monumental day for all those who seek to freely live out their faith. In National Institute of Family and Life Advocates (NIFLA) v. Becerra, the Court struck down a California state law that forced pro-life pregnancy centers to advertise for state-funded abortions,
As you may have heard, LGBT activists around the country have been ganging up on faith-based adoption agencies – forcing them to either violate their beliefs by placing children with homosexual couples … or to shut down. Already, they have forced such non-profit groups to close their doors in Massachusetts, Illinois, D.C., and parts of
By Eric Teetsel, President of Kansas Family Voice of Kansas Months before the 2018 legislative session, a coalition of groups came together and agreed on the need to pass legislation to protect faith-based adoption agencies in Kansas. Followers of Christ believe that God has adopted us as sons and daughters. “See what kind of love
Part 3 in a 4-part series called “Protecting Life & Ending Abortion” The Supreme Court Doesn’t Get the Final Say in Roe v. Wade, as we talked about in Part 2 of our four-part series on “Protecting Life & Ending Abortion.” Since the Roe decision in 1973, states have been passing laws that protect the
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House leadership will bring a pro-life conscience protection act to the floor for a vote Wednesday. S 304, the Conscience Protection Act (CPA), would stop the government from discriminating against those who do not wish to be forced to take part in abortion. CPA is needed because the Department of Health and Human Services has
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