Dear Friends: In case you missed it, last week was a busy week in the news that featured several stories related to our core issues at Kansas Family Voice of New Mexico. Religious Freedom – U.S. Supreme Court Hears Oral Arguments in Case of Christian Baker Last Tuesday, the U.S. Supreme Court heard oral arguments
While families send their children back to school each fall, for Kansas Family Voice our “back to school” time comes in January— when Congress and state legislatures go back into session. All summer and fall, we’ve been preparing and training for the new legislative session. Now, we can protect your family and advance your values.
The Trump Administration proposed that life begins at conception. The opposition quickly declared that’s not a scientific statement, but a matter of belief. In his Stoplight® commentary, Stuart Shepard asks a single question that brings it all into clarity. It’s a question you should ask yourself. Thank you for sharing Stoplight with your friends. Ask
Congress is currently considering the future of assisted suicide in the District of Columbia. The U.S. House has a say in what goes on in the District, so no matter what state you live in, your voice can have an impact. Republicans on the House Appropriations Committee have voted to repeal the law. Now it’s
Many states have been taking advantage of a Republican majority to push through important pro-life measures. That includes Nebraska, who recently passed a first-in-the-nation bill that protects medically challenging pregnancies. Karen Bowling, executive director of Nebraska Family Alliance, one of Kansas Family Voice’s 40 state-based groups, tells us about the recent wins in the Cornhusker
Elizabeth and her family know what it’s like to live with cancer. The bag full of prescription drugs, the good days and bad days, the priceless value of just being there when her son and daughter hit a new milestone. All of that gives her a unique perspective on the issue of assisted suicide. It’s
Learn exactly how God loves you. And discover the value of every life. Jean Swenson was in a tragic car accident in 1980 that left her paralyzed. She shares how she found hope in a most unexpected way. And she explains why it’s important to focus on “eliminating the problem, not the patient.” Learn more
The people in Hawaii took action last week and succeeded in getting an assisted-suicide bill deferred in a House committee. Thousands of people called or emailed their legislators urging them to oppose any bill that would allow a doctor to prescribe a lethal dose of drugs to a terminally ill patient. Eva Andrade, president of
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
People come to him seeking help for their medical problems. But what if instead of a prescription for health, he directs you to take a prescription for death? Dr. William Bolthouse shares what you need to know before deciding what you think about assisted suicide. Learn more about our Worth Fighting For project. TAKE ACTION:
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