Religious Freedom: magazine

the demise of heroes

The Demise of Heroes

Garland S Tucker III | September 28, 2018
A well-publicized survey of 1,200 junior high students revealed a disturbing fact: today’s kids do not have heroes. When asked “Who is your hero?,” a READ
Fall FNC 2018

AT ISSUE: Casting Off Precious Jewels

Traci DeVette Griggs | September 28, 2018
I’ve had the pleasure of working as a communications consultant with various amazing non-profits over my professional life. One of the biggest hurdles I READ

PERSPECTIVE: Modern-Day Heroes

John Rustin | September 28, 2018
We—NC Family and you—are part of an incredibly vibrant and powerful national alliance made up of 40 state-based Family Policy Councils (FPCs) and a READ
no throwaway people

No Throwaway People

Willie Hodges Parker | September 28, 2018
I once read a statement that greatly impacted my life and worldview: “Our greatest strength as a human race is our ability to acknowledge our READ
a heart for children

A Heart For Children: The Foster Care Crisis

Julie Tisdale | September 28, 2018
My husband and I are foster parents, with the goal of adopting. When we began the process 18 months ago, we’d been married a READ
Saving Babies Pro-life Strategy In North Carolina

Saving Babies: Pro-life Strategy In North Carolina

Paul Stam | April 25, 2018
Whenever NC Family writes a story about laws or regulations that will decrease the number of abortions in our state, we often receive comments READ
Making The Younger Years Count For The Kingdom

Making The Younger Years Count For The Kingdom

Matt Z. Capps | April 24, 2018
I have always heard that only 30 percent of kids brought up in the church will remain steadfast in the faith as adults. In READ
Perspective in the Midst of Political Storms

PERSPECTIVE: Perspective in the Midst of Political Storms

John Rustin | April 24, 2018
I think it’s safe to say that many of us are deeply troubled by the growing sense of turmoil, division and strife we see READ
Star Spangled Banner

PERSPECTIVE: The Star Spangled Banner

John Rustin | October 23, 2017
With all the controversy surrounding professional athletes and other prominent figures sitting, kneeling, or choosing to remain absent during the playing of our national READ
Physician Assisted Suicide: Doctor's right to kill

A Doctor’s Right To Kill: Duke Physician Resists The Cultural Shift on Assisted Suicide

Rachel Lee Brady | October 23, 2017
When I entered the auditorium at the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University one evening this past spring, I was amazed at the READ

Religious Liberty: A Different Compass

Jake Sipe | August 5, 2017
Imagine two brothers have been dropped together into the middle of a forest, each with the same map and the shared goal of getting READ
Perspective and Context

AT ISSUE: Perspective & Context

Traci DeVette Griggs | June 5, 2017
1.  In 1861, a fellow Republican said of then president Abraham Lincoln that he “is universally an admitted failure, has no will, no courage, READ

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