Supporting Women to Choose Life: A Christian Call to Love in Action

An unexpected pregnancy often brings fear and uncertainty upon women. Maybe it’s financial stresses, relational pressures, or anxiety about what the future might bring. This can all make abortion seem like the only way forward. As Christians, we are called to love one another. In this context, it is a call to surround these mothers […]

Women for America Podcast: Mother’s Day Special

This Mother’s Day on Women for America, we bring you a deeply moving story of love, sacrifice, and divine reunion. In this special episode, we explore the extraordinary journey of Annie Herring—pioneering voice in Contemporary Christian music—and her daughter Elizabeth Jones, a successful CEO, separated by adoption and reunited decades later through God’s perfect timing. […]

CWALAC Endorses the SAFE Home Act

(See action request at the end of the article.) It is not a new trend for the Church to take care of children, especially those who are at risk. James 1:27 says, “Religion that God our Father accepts as pure and faultless is this: to look after orphans and widows in their distress and to […]

Faith-Based Foster Care Organizations Still Under Attack

(Action item at the end of the article.) For thousands of children trapped in the foster care system, faith-based child adoption and foster care agencies are a ray of hope. These organizations provide an invaluable service, placing parentless children into loving homes. But in recent years, these organizations have been under attack. Because they choose […]

SCOTUS Strikes Down Philadelphia’s Anti-Christian Policy

Catholic Social Services (CSS) has been serving the underprivileged children of Philadelphia for over two centuries. The organization serves children through adoption and foster care services as an outpouring of the love embodied in the tenets of the Christian faith. This is a problem for the Left. Today’s secular humanist Left is adamant about crushing […]

Celebrating at the Supreme Court

A historic win for religious liberty at the United States Supreme Court today in Fulton v. Philadelphia! And you know who was the only group present at the Supreme Court to celebrate this landmark decision? That’s right, Concerned Women for America (CWA) was there to be your voice and provide some much-needed context for the media. Which is why you will see CWA pictures featured in news accounts across […]

CWA of Pennsylvania Responds to SCOTUS Win

Concerned Women for America of Pennsylvania State Director Dilonna Coran responds to today’s decision by the Supreme Court in the Fulton v. City of Philadelphia case. “Today’s unanimous decision by the Supreme Court is a tremendous win in the pro-religious liberty column. Faith-based organizations should not be discriminated against and forced to give up the […]

Watch CWA’s Court Update by Mario Diaz

Young Women for America hosted Mario Diaz, Esq., Concerned Women for America’s Legal Counsel this week to discuss the latest opinions handed down by the Supreme Court and to look ahead to oral arguments this coming fall in Dobbs v. Jackson Women’s Health Organization. Watch Mario’s interview below.  

Fulton v. Philadelphia Argument Recap

The Supreme Court heard oral arguments in an important religious liberty case this week, Fulton v. City of Philadelphia. Sharonell Fulton and other foster parents who work with Catholic Social Services (whose work goes back 200 years in the city) brought suit after the City of Philadelphia tried to kick them out of the foster […]

Don’t Miss Out! Help Keep Kids First!

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Dear South Dakota Friends, We are pleased that one of Gov. Noem’s priorities this year is to encourage more families to provide a loving home to children as foster parents. There is an urgent need for foster families and the Governor is allocating funds for training and other helpful resources for prospective foster parents. Once […]

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 […]

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. […]

State Legislative Update: Adoptions, Hate Crimes, and Religious Freedom

The 2018 legislative session is at its halfway mark, and CWA of Georgia is actively representing you at the State Capitol on issues that are important to you.  I wanted to update you on three issues that we have been working on very closely. Adoption and Foster Care Legislation The House and Senate passed HB […]