North Carolina Votes to Keep Commonsense Law HB2

Washington, D.C. – Last night, North Carolina held its fifth special session of the General Assembly and adjourned the session without a repeal of House Bill 2 despite the rumors that the Republicans would vote for repeal. Jill Coward, Concerned Women for America of North Carolina State Director had this to say: “The citizens of […]

Merry Christmas and Thank You from CWA of South Dakota!

Dear CWA Friends, May you, the members of Concerned Women for America of South Dakota, know the blessings of God this Christmas, and may He grant you much happiness and peace! As we contemplate this Christmas season, we are grateful that so many like-minded people join in the celebration of the greatest gift of all, […]

Praise God! HB2 Was Not Repealed!

We have so very much to be grateful for this morning.  Last night our North Carolina legislature decided not to repeal HB2.  So many of the news sources were reporting both yesterday and the day before that it was almost a done deal and our legislature was going to repeal it.  Praise be to God, […]

Capitol Hill Brief — Hope of the World

  Chuck Colson once said: Where is the hope? I meet millions of people who feel demoralized by the decay around us. The hope that each of us has is not in who governs us, or what laws we pass, or what great things we do as a nation. Our hope is in the power […]

The Left and the Sessions Nomination

I have a new piece out on the left’s insidious use of racial innuendo against Sen. Jeff Sessions as he is considered to become the nation’s next Attorney General.  Here is my conclusion: The charges of racism from the left are hollow to the core. They have actually hurt the cause of civil rights, and I […]

Our Vigilance Must Continue on Behalf of HB2 — Repeal Is Being Threatened

Dear Fellow North Carolinian, Debacle Recreated While we were all making our preparations for Christmas, those in Charlotte City Council were rubbing their hands together to re-create the nine-month-old bathroom bill debacle “proving this entire issue originated by the political left was all about politics and winning the governor’s race at the expense of Charlotte and […]

Capitol Hill Brief — Together We Can Make a Difference

  What could a moral resurgence in America look like?  It often feels like the moral values once strong in our nation are slipping away.  How can we restore them — in ourselves, our families, our churches, and our nation? At Concerned Women for America we look to the Lord, and we ask Him to […]

Concerned Women for America Spearheads Effort to Confirm Sessions

Concerned Women for Ameria (CWA), as the largest public policy organization for women in the country, is leading an effort to support the confirmation of Sen. Jeff Sessions as the next Attorney General of the United States and to stand up against the unfair attacks of the left and its media allies to smear the […]

Holder-Sessions Timeline Comparison

As a matter of public service, since we know the left is going crazy about the nomination of Sen. Jeff Sessions to be the next U.S. Attorney General, here is a timeline comparison between President-elect Trump’s nomination of Jeff Sessions and President Obama’s nomination of Attorney General Eric Holder. Given this comparison, we can safely […]

Christmas at the Capitol Event – a Great Success!

Roughly 30 Concerned Women for America members (including two people who flew in!) gathered in Pierre on December 3, 2016, for our “Christmas at the Capitol” event.  It was a beautiful sunny day and the Capitol was spectacularly decorated for the Christmas season!  Following lunch in the Capitol Visitor’s Center, CWA of South Dakota State […]

Capitol Hill Brief — Making a Difference

  How does Concerned Women for America affect the nation’s policy?  Here’s a small example. Congress was poised through a provision in the National Defense Authorization Act to force women to register for the draft. The provision had the support of some prominent Republican figures, like Sen. John McCain. It all might have gone unnoticed, […]

Capitol Hill Brief — Join CWA

  Concerned Women for America was founded in 1978 when Dr. Beverly LaHaye, heard Betty Friedan, the founder of the National Organization for Women, claimed to be speaking for all women in America. Mrs. LaHaye stood up and said, “Well, you don’t speak for me.”  She knew that Friedan only represented and extreme feminist faction […]

Merry Christmas from CWA of Florida and Looking Forward to 2017

To Florida’s Concerned Women: As 2016 draws to a close, it is encouraging to look back over what has been accomplished through the efforts of Concerned Women for America (CWA) of Florida. We look forward with expectation to what the Lord has for us in 2017. The 2016 Florida Legislature and Gov. Rick Scott passed […]

Capitol Hill Brief — 100 No More: Alveda King

  Last week, Alveda King, niece of the great Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. capped our rally against Planned Parenthood’s abuses of minority communities, speaking of the healing that can come after abortion. [Audio Clip] Alveda King: Each person who has already spoke — and my own testimony was told in the same testimonies. I’m […]

New HHS Rule, a Desperate Move by the Obama Administration

Washington, D.C. – The Obama Administration finalized a new pro-abortion rule from the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) that may prevent states from blocking Title X funding to abortion companies like Planned Parenthood. Penny Nance, CEO and President of Concerned Women for America (CWA) had this to say: It is almost embarrassing to […]

Capitol Hill Brief — 100 No More: Sancha Smith

  CWA of Louisiana State Director Sancha Smith was at our Planned Parenthood rally and noticed their targeting of the vulnerable continues today: [Audio Clip] Sancha Smith: Following up on what Penny had shared, about abortion really being genocide, about the Negro Project, about how Margaret Sanger had this insidious, hideous ideology that wanted to […]