World’s Toughest Job

Have you ever considered what the world’s tough job entails? And who would apply? A group held interviews for the world’s toughest job and we love how it ends.

Once Upon a Donkey

My title might suggest a fairytale, but the story I’m about to tell you is absolutely true — and amazing. It is Luke’s account of the triumphal entry.

Obama’s March Madness

This month, college basketball teams aren’t the only ones experiencing madness. The Supreme Court is also facing a rather eventful month.

Another Week, Another Common Core Failure

Pauline Hawkins has been a high school English teacher in Colorado for 11 years, but she is leaving the job she loves over an ethical disagreement with the Common Core State Standards Initiative

Legislative Update for April 11, 2014

House Debbie Smith Reauthorization: CWALAC is pleased the House reauthorized the Debbie Smith Act. The Debbie Smith Act provides funds to state and local law enforcement agencies to perform DNA testing on rape kits. Testing rape kits is crucial to taking dangerous criminals off the streets and bringing justice and closure to rape victims. The […]

Paycheck Fairness Act (S.2199) Opposition Letter

While the President’s 77 cent myth makes a good talking point, that number ignores the variables that are unique to the choices women make, which differ from men, in their work/life balance.  Read CWALAC’s letter (click here) of opposition to the Paycheck Fairness Act (S.2199) that would harm women in the workforce.  

Legislative Update for April 4, 2014

House Abstinence Day on the Hill: On April 3, Shari Rendall joined National Abstinence Education Association and Family Research Council to host a Hill briefing for 45 staffers on abstinence education.  The briefing highlighted the importance of sexual risk avoidance.  In addition, we were joined by Rep. Randy Hultgren (R-Illinois).  He and Rep. Dan Lipinski […]

Paycheck Fairness Fact Sheet (S.84)

Good public policy should promote “work/life balance” and recognize that women want working circumstances that will allow them flexibility.To read more, click here.

Photographer Religious Liberty Case Continues

[9:30 am Update] Once again, the Court did not make a decision on whether to hear the case today.  Let us continue to pray for the Justices as they consider it in the days to come.

Freedom of Conscience and Religious Liberty

What if the federal government ordered you to act against your conscience – to take part in something you believed to be objectively wrong – or else be punished with huge fines?

[LBB] Photographer Religious Liberty Case Continues

Our prayers for marriage and religious liberty continue. We expected to hear today from the Supreme Court on whether they would grant cert., meaning that they would agree to hear, the case of Elane Photography v. Willock.