Georgia: Introducing CWA’s Constitution 101 Class!

“Freedom is never more than one generation away from extinction. We didn’t pass it on to our children in the bloodstream. It must be fought for, protected, and handed on for them to do the same, or one day we will spend our sunset years telling our children and our children’s children what it was […]

CWA Prayer/Action Chapter Opportunities

Are you ready to take your knowledge and put it into action? If so, a CWA Prayer/Action Chapter is the perfect place to do so. “What does it profit, my brethren, if someone says he has faith but does not have works?” James 2:14 First: Find out what a Prayer/Action Chapter is as well as […]

Georgia’s Heartbeat Passes!

We are thrilled to report that this afternoon, March 29, the Georgia House of Representatives voted 92-78 to send HB 481, the “heartbeat bill,” to Gov. Brian Kemp for his signature. The Governor worked to help pass this bill and is expected to sign it. HB 481 will protect unborn children from abortion as soon as […]

New Prayer/Action Chapter to Launch in Ball Ground, GA

Concerned Women for America (CWA) of Georgia is excited to announce the launch of a new Prayer/Action Chapter in Ball Ground, Georgia, and we invite all interested women and like-minded men to our inaugural meeting.  The chapter will be led by our new Prayer/Action Chapter leader, Kimberly Hoechstetter. Here are the details: Date: Saturday, March […]

Light Up the Switchboard in Opposition to “Hate Crimes”

HB 426, the “hate crimes” bill, could be voted on by the full House on Thursday, March 7. This very dangerous bill, sponsored by Republican State House member Chuck Efstration (R-Dacula), needs to be stopped in its tracks. Talking Points on HB 426: Violates equal protection by treating some victims as more worthy of protection […]

Georgia: We Need Your Help TODAY to Stop the Equal Rights Amendment!

40 years ago, Concerned Women for America (CWA) formed as an organization and became the leading conservative voice for women across America. The battle at that time is the same battle raging in Georgia today: a fight to ratify an Equal Rights Amendment (ERA).  CWA opposed the ERA then; we do so today, and we […]

CWA of Georgia Responds to Amazon’s HQ2 Pick

Dear friends, For over a year, Georgia courted Amazon to bring its second headquarters (known as HQ2) to the state. And for over a year, as CWA of Georgia fought tirelessly to pass a state-level Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA), all we heard was Amazon would never do business with Georgia if a religious freedom […]

URGENT: 5 Things You Can Do For Kavanaugh Confirmation

We are at a pivotal moment in the fight to restore a proper balance to the nation’s highest court through the confirmation of Judge Brett Kavanaugh.  Here are five things you can do to help Judge Kavanaugh: Write a note of encouragement to Judge Kavanaugh: Brett Kavanaugh and his family have been through so very […]

New! Decatur City School’s Transgender Policy Leads to Sexual Assault

In July 2016, Superintendent David Dude began to quietly implement radical new guidelines concerning the handling of transgender students in City Schools of Decatur (CSD); these guidelines were never submitted to parents for review or to the school board for a public vote.  CWA of Georgia alerted our members about this “policy by fiat,” and […]

What Sets Us Apart? Prayer and Action! Learn More.

What sets CWA apart from other organizations? Our emphasis on prayer and action at the grassroots. Blessed is the nation whose God is the Lord …and who labors fervently in prayer. The greatest force for change on behalf of our families and country is indeed prayer and the responsibilities that come with our citizenship in […]

Updated 3-17-18: Stay Informed: CWA of Georgia Capitol Watch

Read our 2017-2018 – Targeted Legislation List (updated 3-17-18) The Georgia General Assembly convenes on Monday, January 8, and will run 40 days. Religious freedom, predatory gambling, marijuana cultivation, and LGBT special rights are among the issues we will be monitoring in the 2018 session. This is the second year of the 2017-2018 legislative cycle, […]

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. […]

Information: CWA of Georgia Day at the Capitol

  I am excited about our CWA of Georgia Day at the Capitol this Wednesday, February 21! We will have the unique opportunity to pray together and lobby on issues critical to Georgia.  We will start at 10:00 a.m. and conclude by 1:30 p.m. You will enter the State Capitol on the first-floor level. You […]

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 […]

You Need to Watch This Video

The fight to pass modest religious freedom legislation is alive and well in Georgia! Watch this video that explains why Georgia must pass SB 233, a state-level Religious Freedom Restoration Act. After watching the video, please take action, let others know about the video and pray. Take Action Contact Lt. Gov. Casey Cagle and Rules […]

Thought Crimes Bills Filed in Georgia Legislature

Three state-level “hate crimes” bills have been filed in the Georgia legislature. HB 660 has been introduced by Rep. Megan Hanson (R-Brookhaven). HB 663 and SB 316 have been introduced by Rep. Karen Bennett (D-Stone Mountain) and Sen. Lester Jackson (D-Savannah) respectively.  All three bills would add additional punishments for crimes committed against protected classes […]

Merry Christmas Greetings (and Looking Ahead to 2018)

We at Concerned Women for America (CWA) of Georgia wish you the happiest of all Christmases! Thank you for joining with CWA of Georgia in our efforts. Throughout the year, I have been reminded of your faithfulness to defend America’s Judeo-Christian heritage and Biblical values in public policy. Thank you for your commitment to pray, […]