CWA of California Team at the State Capitol in Support of the Unborn

CWA of California team members were back at the State Capitol Tuesday, May 6, 2014, to support AB 2336 before the Assembly Health Committee. AB 2336, the Sex Selection Abortion Prohibition, “enacts the Prenatal Nondiscrimination Act prohibiting anyone from performing or attempting to perform an abortion on a woman seeking to end the life of […]

CWA of California Team at the State Capitol in Support of Education Tax Break

On Tuesday, April 29, State Director Patricia Thompson led a team of CWA ladies to the Capitol to lobby for education tax breaks (AB 1786). They completed this task and then ended up encouraging some of the wonderful conservative legislators who are fighting for the same things for which CWA of California fights. It was […]

Comments on Common Core Education

Education is one of Concerned Women for America’s core issues. CWA has been educating its members on the problems with Common Core as part of its goal to protect families. We encourage parents to be alert and proactive when it comes to their children’s welfare. You may read several articles on this issue at https://concernedwomen.org/about/issues/education/ […]

THE BIBLE AND RELIGIOUS LIBERTY (PART 2)

CONCERNED WOMEN FOR AMERICA OF WASHINGTON ACTION ALERT THE BIBLE AND RELIGIOUS LIBERTY (PART 2) “It is impossible to rightly govern the world without God and the Bible.” —George Washington, Farewell Address, 1796 Dear CWA Member, When I was in college, I worked for a professor who had written a book about an early U.S. […]

Gov. LePage’s Veto Upheld – Abortion Providers Denied Additional Funds

As you know, CWA of Maine opposed LD 1247 and encouraged you to do the same. This bill would have given more funding to Family Planning and Planned Parenthood, the two major abortion providers in Maine. On April 28, Gov. Paul LePage vetoed LD 1247, and then on May 1, the House failed to override […]

Gilmer Joins National Day of Prayer

About 25 persons gathered outside the Upshur County Courthouse early Thursday afternoon to observe the 63rd annual National Day of Prayer in a ceremony conducted by Concerned Women for America of Texas official Sandra Click. Mrs. Click, the Gilmer area chapter leader of her organization… Read more.

IRS intimidation tactics happening right here in Texas

Statement from Concerned Women for America Legislative Action Committee In Regards to Free Speech Hearing In an attempt to chill free speech by requiring groups such as Concerned Women for America Legislative Action Committee (CWALAC) to disclose their donors’ list, a few Texas lawmakers are using the same underhanded IRS tactics we have seen at […]

May 13 – 2014 Encourager-A-Legislator Appreciation Day at the State Capitol

The Concerned Women for America of Louisiana Encourage-A-Legislator (EAL) program is going strong during this Legislative Session. We are at the half way point of the 2014 session and looking forward to our annual EAL’s “Appreciation Day” at the State Capitol in Baton Rouge. The date is Tuesday, May 13. All Concerned Women for America […]

April 17 Action Alert Now Available!

That’s right.  Sen. Mark Leno’s SB 1306 will strip California’s Family Code of all references to “husband and wife”, “male and female”, or “opposite sex” when referring to marriage, replacing these natural terms with “spouses” and “people”.  The bill will also allow California to recognize same-sex “marriages” from other states. Read the April Action Alert now.

Atheists’ Easter taunt to Christians: ‘Jesus is a myth’

The Washington Times Reports, “An atheist group upset at a Concerned Women for America Easter display that includes a Christian cross and various anti-abortion materials has now countered with an addition of their own: A sign that labels Jesus Christ as nothing more than a myth.”

CWA of Wisconsin on Fox & Friends

State Director Kim Simac eloquently defended the faith and the freedom of religion. Segment discusses CWA’s Easter display in the State Capitol and Freedom From Religion’s response to it through their display.