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  • … ADF is defending the groups’ First Amendment rights. “The government can’t discriminate against certain viewpoints by allowing … a society, we prohibit discrimination based on disability. This should also be true for babies in the womb." Robert …
  • … one,” he says, “lift your voice and give God the best you can.” They oblige, loud and sweet. Giving “God the best you … worked to secure the school’s participation in the federal governments national school lunch program (administered by … man and one woman, for life. Terrence and his team even take them out into the neighborhoods, once a quarter, to pick …
  • … if they’re male or female,” she says. “The females, they can actually run. The males are braver, and they don’t run … Baby,” Jennifer told her. “It’s not. And Mama’s going to take care of it. You didn’t do anything wrong, okay?” Inside, … up for what’s right, and not just bow down before the government.” Matthew Booth Someone recommended Alliance …
  • … what we need, and when we need it.” Her oldest was just 11 when his father died. So, Jessica faced the mysteries of … don’t work in these cases. “But our family, at least, can relate to that on some level,” Jessica says. “[My … That turned out to be a question better asked of the government officials themselves. “If you believe in biblical …
  • … to get rid of the cigarette,” Jean Marie told her. “You can’t smoke in my car.” The woman threw away the cigarette … “It was a beautiful day.” Jean Marie and her son, Jonah, take a break after sorting through donated clothing at … and offer them the support they need without fear of undue government punishment.  “If the attorney general and her …
  • … meaningful, memorable time with their little girls. Some take in father / daughter date nights or dances. Some cheer for the same teams or find movies they can watch together. And then, there are the DeJongs. They … right. There’s no cement. I have no wheelbarrow. I can do this.’ And that’s where I would pass people. I loved the …
  • … ever do it or not. But out of that, we said, “Let’s give this a try.” There weren’t many homeschoolers, so there were … families started to reach out to me, asking, “Can you help us? Because we’re being told that if we continue … to direct their child’s education and how they’re going to take a more active role. I have a neighbor who never would …
  • … midst of a once-in-acentury pandemic. They stood up when government officials overstepped their authority and trampled … of the American republic, and even in our fellow man. As this edition of Faith & Justice reaches your mailbox, we very … in the lives of our clients. And I am confident that He can do it again. I count it a privilege to face future …
  • … pregnancy, abortion may seem like the only solution. I can’t afford to raise a child. I’m too young. I’ll have to … gets pregnant, we’re done — you’re gone.” That was Eva’s consuming thought when she found out she was pregnant at … told me he loved me.” Frankie Jr. was born that summer. “This little boy brought so much joy to everyone’s life,” Eva …
  • … in a health care setting. More and more, I felt called to take care of pregnant women and help bring life into the … Policy. (I don’t think the university saw the irony of this reasoning.) We appealed the decision, but our … in the Freshers’ Fair, an annual event where new students can learn about university societies. I don’t think any of …