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Update! Make a call on behalf of Virginia female athletes

By February 1, 2023Virginia

“So, God Created man in His own image, in the image of God, He created him; male and female He created them.” Genesis 1:27

Updated February 1, 2023

HB1387, a bill to help ensure fairness in women’s sports, passed out of the Higher Education Subcommittee on Monday. Thank you for making calls and praying. Your efforts made a difference!

The bill is now headed to the House Education Committee and could be voted on Friday, February 3. It is important that the Chairman and members of the committee hear from you.

Fair competition and equality in women’s sports are being threatened, and this legislation will combat that. Individual male born athletes should not be eligible to participate on an athletic team that is exclusively for females – from kindergarten to high school to college.

Many biological girls train and work hard to excel in their chosen sport with the goal of a college scholarship. When a biological boy who thinks he’s a girl is allowed to compete with the biological girls because of his natural endurance and strength, he steals the prize. This ought not to be so.

Read CWA’s Protecting Women’s Sports CWA Fact Sheet 2022.

ACTION: Contact the members of the House Education Committee and ask them to vote yes on HB 1387. Click here for both the phone number and email address of the House Education Committee members. If you are a member of CWA of Virginia, be sure to let them know.

Please forward this information to family and friends.

Please PRAY: Father God, we give thanks for another day of life. We give thanks for Delegate Greenhalgh and her willingness to file HB 1387. We pray for the Virginia House of Delegates Education Committee and their handling of this legislation. We pray that the committee members will not be overcome with timidity and “political correctness” and will handle this issue with wisdom and courage. In Jesus’ name, we pray, AMEN.

Looking Unto Jesus,
Teresa Pregnall
State Director