Protect Hawaii’s Minors and Parental Rights, Oppose SB 270 SD1

SB270 SD1, known as the “Conversion Therapy” bill, seeks to prohibit sexual orientation change efforts and regulate any state-licensed persons who provide professional counseling to minors under the age of 18. Licensed counselors would be prohibited from engaging in, seeking to engage in, or advertising the offering of sexual change efforts on persons under 18 […]

3-12-18 State Legislative Update – Faith-Based Adoptions and Hate Crimes (Again)

Hate Crimes Legislation is never considered dead until the legislative session is over. And that cannot be truer concerning the resuscitation of the “hate crimes” bill. Last Thursday, in a crafty maneuver, the “hate crimes” bill found new life by placing the “hate crimes” language into SB 373.  The bill passed out of the House […]

Ask Your U.S. Senators to Help Fight Sex Trafficking!

On February 27, the House passed a sex trafficking bill (H.R. 1865) by a vote of 388-25. The bill would allow state attorneys general and victims to sue websites that knowingly facilitate sex trafficking. This bill was created to target sites like Backpage.com, which is currently under Senate investigation because of the hosting of ads […]

Maine Conversion Therapy Ban Bill is on Its Way to the House and Senate

A special thanks to those who responded to my last e-alert on this bill and called the members of the Labor, Commerce, Research and Economic Development Committee in opposition to L.D. 912, “An Act to Clarify the Scope of Practice of Certain Licensed Professionals Regarding Conversion Therapy. This bill puts a ban on conversion therapy […]

International Women’s Day: Is #MeToo Yesterday’s Hashtag, or Will it Bring True Change?

Five months out from the Harvey Weinstein scandal and the subsequent launch of #MeToo, we find ourselves celebrating International Women’s Day on Thursday with a focus on gender parity. Concerned Women for America members join in the celebration. Thankfully, American women enjoy more freedom, opportunity and legal protection than most, if not the entire, world. This is […]

March 7 Prayer/Action Alert: Use Great Boldness of Speech

Dear CWA of Washington Member, “… since we have such hope we use great boldness of speech.” – 2 Corinthians 3:12 Please take this verse seriously as a CWA member and speak out to our elected representatives! As you know, I have focused on some pretty horrible bills this session. Please take action immediately concerning […]

Two Bills in Illinois General Assembly Mandates K-12 LGBTQ Contributions in American History

In a brazen attempt to indoctrinate public school age children K-12 to embrace the LGBTQ lifestyle, State Sen. Heather Steans (D-Chicago) and State Rep. Anna Moeller (D-Elgin) have sponsored SB 3249 and HB 5596 respectively.  These bills are considered companion bills and are presently in their respective committees and gaining co-sponsors. It is unclear how soon these bills will move and build […]

One Phone Call Could Save Thousands!

Dear CWA members and friends of life, THANK YOU for your calls this weekend urging State Representatives to vote YES on the Heartbeat Bill.   I also heard from several that their pastors mentioned it as well. That’s you and the power of your voice at work.  Please, let’s continue to use our power TODAY. […]

State Legislative Update: Faith-Based Adoptions and Marijuana

Last Wednesday was Crossover Day in the state legislature. Crossover Day is the last day for bills to “cross over” from one chamber to the other and still have an opportunity to become law. Many bills we opposed (casinos and “hate crimes”) failed to pass out of either chamber so they are most likely dead. […]

Act on the Heartbeat Bill Today!

CWA of Iowa sends Action Alerts only when absolutely necessary – this is urgent! ACTION ALERT!! Having passed the Iowa Senate on a 30-20 vote with Sen. Amy Sinclair’s closing speech, 2-28-18, the Heartbeat Bill’s fate now rests in the Iowa House and the fate of thousands of Iowa babies with it. FIND your State Representative, tap on […]

CWA Staff Pay Respects to Rev. Billy Graham

On Wednesday, The Reverend Billy Graham, America’s Pastor, was brought to the Capitol where he was laid in state. Hundreds of people waited in line to pay their respects to a man who touched countless lives. A handful of our CWA staff were able to make time to attend and shared their thoughts.   “I […]

CWA at White House Opioid Summit

Today I sat in the East Wing of the White House with eyes full of tears as a father shared the story of his son who he lost to an opioid addiction. He thanked the President and First Lady for the opportunity to be there and share his story – “I’m amazed that my journey […]

Another Hard-fought Victory This Week – Sex Trafficking

This week the House passed a sex trafficking bill (H.R. 1865) that would allow state attorneys general and victims to sue websites that knowingly facilitate sex trafficking. This bill was created to target sites like Backpage.com, which is currently under Senate investigation because of the hosting of ads that promoted the trafficking of minors. The legislation […]

CWA of Louisiana’s 2017 Accomplishments and Activities

Take a moment to get to know CWA of Louisiana and what we have been up to.  Click here to view and rejoice with us as to what the Lord has allowed us to accomplish and be involved with throughout 2017. Join in2018 activities by contacting us today!

Another Win for Religious Liberty

A nomination for deputy director of the Office of Management and Budget (OMB) is usually not a controversial thing. But, as I have told you before, when Sen. Bernie Sanders (D-Vermont) decided it was appropriate to impose a religious test on the nomination of Russel Vought for this position, his nomination became a top priority […]

Voter Guide for Primary Election

A voter guide is available for the March 6, primary election in Texas.  Go to:  www.ivoterguide.com  and put in your home address.  You will get information on all the candidates on your ballot, federal, state, and local along with an assessment:  Very Conservative to Very Liberal.  You will also have access to their answers to […]

Important Evening Ahead – March 6

Following the Primary Election Day, next Tuesday, March 6, the political parties will host meetings in each precinct.  The date and time for those meetings is available through your County Election Department.  Normally they are held at the voting location for your precinct when the polls close on Election Day, again, normally at 7:00 p.m. […]