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- … you can advocate for medical rights of conscience in your state. LEARN MORE … … 7657 … 7722 … 7617 … 7653 … 7658 … …
- … this term. Funny enough, the case originates in the Empire State (“Live from New York,” anybody?), where the National … the nation’s 10 largest commercial banks—including the top 3—have “reputational risk” or “hate speech” policies. These … The solution to this problem may lie with the states. This state legislative season presents an opportunity for states …
- Take Action Over the past 27 years, a surging pro-life movement has helped force the closure of 75 percent of surgical abortion businesses in America. But the work is not done. Nearly 500 abortion facilities still exist in the United States. That’s where you come in. As a sidewalk counselor, you can bring hope and clarity to women and men facing an unplanned or crisis pregnancy by connecting with them and empowering them to choose life. To do this work faithfully and effectively, however, you should familiarize yourself with your rights. Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF) and 40 Days for Life ...
- Redeemer Fellowship of Edisto Island filed a lawsuit after the town denied its request to temporarily rent the civic center for worship services while permitting rental to secular groups.
- Loudoun County teachers Tanner Cross, Monica Gill, and Kim Wright are challenging an unconstitutional school board policy.
- … the United States with his wife. As a pastor in Washington state, Dr. Fox was surrounded by members of law enforcement …
- Cathy DeCarlo was forced to participate in an abortion in violation of her beliefs.
- Harrisonburg City Public Schools is requiring teachers to lie to parents about their child’s preferred names and pronouns at school.
- For pediatric nurse Sandra Rojas, abandoning her religious beliefs was not an option.
- In a victory for life, the court held that unborn children created through in vitro fertilization are children and therefore protected under Alabama law.