Rejecting the Idolatry of Safety with Faith and Faithfulness

As in the time of Babylon, there are those in power today who, like King Nebuchadnezzar, demand we bow down to an image. It is not a golden image, to be sure, but it is an image, nonetheless. It is the image of safety—the image of security. The two weeks to stop the spread of […]

Impeachment 2.0: What are Dems so scared of?

Remember in 2019 when the House of Representatives voted to impeach President Trump? In a blatant display of how out of touch the average American is when it comes to matters of civics, Gen Zers and Millennials took to the internet to celebrate that Donald Trump was no longer president. Yikes! Civics professors everywhere were […]

For America (Day 114)

We have joy only in Your strength, Father God. Attend to our cry for help! You Who heard Hagar in the Wilderness of Beersheba, Hear us in our hour of need through this national, spiritual desert. Restore the joy of our salvation And guide us in Your ways. In Your salvation there is a fountain […]

Virginia: Calls Needed: Elections, Abortion & Conscience Protections

The Virginia General Assembly’s legislative session is moving rapidly. Concerned Women for America of Virginia is working on key issues that impact you. Calls/emails are needed early this week (February 8) on the following pieces of legislation: Elections The Virginia General Assembly has put forth some bad election legislation that opens the door to corruption. […]

All Night Vote-A-Rama to Push Massive New COVID Spending

This week, President Joe Biden shirked off a request from several moderate Republican Senators to work on a bipartisan coronavirus relief bill. Meanwhile, Senate Democrats led by Budget Chairman Bernie Sanders laid the path for a budget resolution establishing a framework for massive new federal taxpayer spending for coronavirus relief that subverts the 60-vote requirement […]

Pro-life Senators join House Members in Drawing the Line to Save Hyde

Forty-eight Republican Senators have penned a letter to Majority Leader Chuck Schumer (D-New York) pledging to oppose the rollback of longstanding protections in current law. Only Republican Senators Susan Collins (Maine) and Lisa Murkowski (Alaska), both known for their pro-choice views, declined to sign. Much like President Donald Trump’s veto promise in the 116th Congress, […]

CWA Signs Onto Memorandums

Concerned Women for America (CWA) joined other conservative leaders in signing two memorandums that were distributed around the country. You can read the memorandums below. Memorandum #1  – Follow the Science and Open the Schools Memorandum #2 – Mrs. Pelosi, Tear Down This Wall

Register! Big Tech and Censorship Webinar

Increasingly, we have witnessed open censorship of ideas, anti-conservative and anti-Christian bias, privacy violations, and many more abuses. How can we, as Christian conservatives, stay involved on these platforms? How do we ensure we have a place in the marketplace of ideas? Young Women for America is hosting an online webinar to discuss all things […]

Update! Your Voice Needed: Ten Commandments/Pledge of Allegiance

Update on the bill: Thank you to everyone who took the time to pray and send messages on SB 2308, the bill that enables school boards to allow the posting of the Ten Commandments and the recitation of the Pledge of Allegiance with immunity from liability. Read the original alert below. Great News! The Senate […]

Calls Needed to Oppose Physician-Assisted Suicide

You can make a difference in North Dakota by praying and acting on an important bill concerning life and death – HB 1415, relating to physician-assisted suicide. Though there are many sound academic reasons to oppose physician-assisted suicide, Concerned Women for America of North Dakota believes the most important reason is that God, and God […]

What is Crossover Day?

“Crossover Day” in the Virginia General Assembly is the legislative day of the session, where bills must pass out of their respective chambers to be considered by the other chamber. For example, bills passed by the House are considered by the Senate, and vice versa. After Crossover Day, no new bills may be introduced, passed, […]

Value Them Both Amendment Passes House and Senate!

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Concerned Women for America of Kansas is excited to report that the Value Them Both (VTB) Amendment has passed out of both the Kansas House and the Senate! The amendment places limits on the abortion industry here in Kansas and keeps the Kansas legislature in control of abortion laws. The VTB Amendment will be placed […]

State Director Testifies in Favor of Save Girls Sports Bill

Concerned Women for America of North Dakota, Linda Thorson, testified before the House Human Services Committee in support of  HB1298, a bill that seeks to protect fair competition and equality in women’s sports that is now under threat. Read my testimony. Watch my committee testimony (start at 3:10 mark).

Biden’s Abortion Extremism Unmasked on the Eve of the March for Life

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 28, 2021 Contact: Natalie Panettiere 202-266-4816, [email protected] Biden’s Abortion Extremism Unmasked on the Eve of the March for Life Self-Proclaimed “Unifier” Breaks with Vast Majority of Americans Who Support Restrictions and Oppose Using Tax Dollars for Abortion Washington, D.C. – On the eve of the 48th annual March for Life recalling […]

Penny on CBN: Your Tax Dollars Will Soon Be Promoting Overseas Abortions

Penny Nance, CEO and President of Concerned Women for America addressed President Joe Biden’s Executive Order that rescinded the Mexico City Policy, “It is incredibly tragic that the Biden administration has departed from the Trump administration’s position, which is in line with 75 percent of Americans who do not want their tax dollars to be […]

South Carolina State Senate Takes Up Heartbeat Bill

“For you created my inmost being; you knit me together in my mother’s womb.” – Psalm 139:13 The South Carolina legislative session has begun, and Concerned Women for America of South Carolina has assessed and set its sights on the bills that we will support, as well as those we will oppose. The first bill […]