Next week, on Tuesday, February 1st, the political parties in Minnesota will hold their caucuses. What is a caucus, you ask? Well, it is simply the first step in “We the People,” expressing our thoughts as to how our State and our Nation should be run in the coming years. It is the “closest-to-home” opportunity you will have for giving input in how government will operate in the next two years and beyond.
Read MoreIn a culture where constant conflict and its resulting chaos have become the norm, the various societal issues to which the Church addresses itself (abortion, assisted suicide, marriage/family/sexuality, and religious liberty) seem to move in and out of the spotlight … in and out of the news cycle … in and out of our consciousness. Despite the fact each of them are of critical importance, the reality is most of us really aren’t capable of maintaining an intense focus on more than one of these issues at a time.
Read MoreEven for those who lived through the upheaval of the 1960s, these days are proving to be a time of unprecedented political and social confusion. Almost by definition then, this is not only a time of great danger but also a time of great opportunity. There is danger to religious liberty from Critical Race Theory. Yet there is great opportunity in the movement toward educational choice.
Read MoreChristians have always boldly stood by the First Article creation narrative. But what the Church has had to say in the public square about the creative acts of God has recently been less than bold. We have had a distinctly defensive approach as we have sought to defend ourselves from secular science. Let’s change that.
Read MoreTake one simple step today to protect the religious freedom of your church, school, or ministry. Alliance Defending Freedom’s alliance programs offer an opportunity to join together for faith and freedom. Alliance members receive practical legal help to ensure they can live out their mission freely.
Read MoreParents want to see a mechanism that funds children and their educational needs—not a system, the public school system. We call this “parental choice.” The educational challenges that have arisen from the COVID-19 pandemic have only strengthened this desire. The time to act for parental choice in education is now.
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