North Carolinians Act NOW to Protect Charlotte’s Public Bathrooms! Sign Petition! Pastors and Faith Leaders Unite!

When the Charlotte City Council Members meet next month on Monday, February 8, they will vote on the controversial “bathroom”  Nondiscrimination Ordinance; the proposed LGBT Favoritism Law.  Last March, the people of Charlotte successfully rallied, and their voices were heard; the City Council voted down the “sexual orientation,” and “gender identity,” (SOGI) ordinance. This year, […]

Women at the Center of Contraception Mandate Case at the Supreme Court

As an organization representing the interests of a significant group of women, Concerned Women for America submitted an important brief to the United States Supreme Court asking the justices to reject the constant demand to “box in” women and define them as liberal groups demand.

CWA of Kansas Sets the Groundwork for an Effective Legislative Session

The 2016 Kansas legislative session has begun!  The CWA of Kansas steering committee met several times this fall to strategize.  We are expecting legislation to be proposed this session on a variety of issues such as sexual orientation, common core, and sanctity of life to name a few.  If we are to be effective in […]

Join Us in Defeating the Video Lottery Bill

“Woe to those who call evil good and good evil: Who put darkness for light and light for darkness: Who put bitter for sweet and sweet for bitter!”  –Isaiah 5:20 BE SURE TO SHARE THIS ALERT! Every year there is an attempt to expand video lottery in South Dakota, and this year is no exception.  […]

A Victory for Common Sense on IRS Rule Proposal

I recently wrote for TheBlaze about a new proposed rule the Internal Revenue Service was promoting, seeking to have nonprofit organizations collect and report the social security numbers of donors who give at least $250 to the organizations in a single year.

It’s Not Too Late! Sign up for CWA of Kansas’s Encourage-A-Legislator Program Today!

It’s that time of the year when the Kansas State Legislative session begins and our legislators need all the encouragement and prayers we can offer. Concerned Women for America of Kansas’s Encourage-A-Legislator (EAL) Program is an opportunity to minister to our state legislators personally with prayer and encouragement. If you have not participated in our EAL Program […]

American Hostages Released – Our Work is Not Done

Washington, D.C. – Today, Iranian media announced they will release four U.S. citizens in a prisoner swap. The prisoners include Jason Rezaian, a Washington Post journalist; Amir Hekmat, a former U.S. Marine; Pastor Saeed Abedni, and a fourth unnamed American. Concerned Women for America CEO and President Penny Nance had this to say: “It is always a great day […]

A Fashion-Speak Abortion

My metro routine, like most anyone, consists of walking down an escalator and waiting for a train.  My particular waiting spot boasts a billboard advertisement that always brings a bit of brightness to my day.  The ads stay up for several weeks at a time, so it’s always exciting when they change them.  The most […]

Obama’s State of the Union: Little Has Changed

Obama has given his very last State of the Union address in his last year as president.  Despite a few moments of bipartisan approval, it revealed the same kind of biased rhetoric, emphatic tone, and distorted policies that we have come to expect of the president. Regarding the economy, Obama claimed recovery and ignored that […]

DNC Chair Thinks Millennial Women ‘Complacent’ About Abortion

In a recent interview with Democratic National Committee Chair Rep. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, D-Florida, the interviewer asked if she noticed a generational divide between young women and women her age regarding their excitement over Hillary Clinton. The Congresswoman responded, “Here’s what I see: a complacency among the generation of young women whose entire lives