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Depolarizing America: The art of talking across the aisle

Alysse ElHage | May 29, 2019

Imagine this: two political rivals sharing breakfast and conversation together with the goal of listening and understanding rather than debating or convincing. That’s exactly READ

A Child-Centric Approach to Public Policy

Katy Faust | May 29, 2019

Have you ever been accused of bigotry for your support of traditional marriage? Yeah, me too. In fact it was that very accusation in READ

The National Day of Prayer is Today, May 2!

NC Family Staff | May 2, 2019

Today is the National Day of Prayer. Observed every year since 1952, the mission is to “mobilize unified public prayer in America.” While there READ

Adam Carrington discusses the Constitution and changes.

The Dangers of Breaking From Our Constitution

Traci DeVette Griggs | April 18, 2019

Dr. Adam Carrington, assistant professor of politics at Hillsdale College’s Graduate School of Statesmanship, unpacks the recent trend of states passing legislation to READ

The Woman Who Inspired “Unplanned”

John Rustin | April 11, 2019

Abby Johnson, the former Planned Parenthood Clinic Director whose story of transformation and redemption is featured on screen in the film Unplanned, now READ

LGBT Activists Seek A Myriad Of Changes To NC Law

NC Family Staff | April 4, 2019

Several “LGBT rights” bills were introduced in the NC General Assembly this week, as LGBT activists are attempting to change state law on three READ

Alexandra McPhee discuses religious tests

No Clause For Religious Tests

Traci DeVette Griggs | April 4, 2019

Alexandra McPhee, attorney and Director of Religious Freedom Advocacy for Family Research Council. McPhee discusses her recent publication, “Rebels Without a Clause: When READ

John Stonestreet discusses Christians and the current culture

What Are We Saved For? (Part 2)

John Rustin | March 28, 2019

Part 2 of a speech delivered by John Stonestreet at our Major Speakers Dinner in Greenville. John Stonestreet, president of The Colson Center for READ

What Are We Saved For? (Part 1)

John Rustin | March 21, 2019

Part 1 of a speech delivered by John Stonestreet at our Major Speakers Dinner in Greenville. John Stonestreet, President of The Colson Center for READ

Crystalina Evert talks about abuse and healing

Breaking Down and Building Up: Healing From Abuse

Traci DeVette Griggs | March 14, 2019

Crystalina Evert, founder of Women Made New Ministries and co-founder of Chastity Project. Pulling from her own personal experience, Evert speaks on the trauma READ

Barrett Johnson teaches parents how to protect children

Parenting for an Immortalized Future

John Rustin | March 7, 2019

Barrett Johnson, co-founder of I.N.F.O. For Families, which stands for Imperfect and Normal Families Only. Johnson addresses the trend we have seen in recent READ

Conservative Named To Federal Court of Appeals Serving NC

Traci DeVette Griggs | March 6, 2019

The U.S. Senate has confirmed the nomination of Allison Jones Rushing to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Fourth Circuit, which covers North READ

Congratulations, Jack!

Calley Mangum | March 5, 2019

The legal nightmare appears to be over for a Colorado cake artist after the State of Colorado dismissed its case against him today. For READ

Miriam Cobb discusses aging out of the foster care system

Reframing Foster Care to Independence

Thomas Graham | February 22, 2019

Miriam Cobb, founder and director of The Empty Frames Initiative, discusses how Empty Frames reaches out to young people who are aging out of READ

Steve Aden discusses anti-life legislation and the life list

Unmasking the Pro-Abortion Agenda

John Rustin | February 15, 2019

Steven Aden, chief legal officer and general counsel for Americans United for Life (AUL), one of the country’s preeminent pro-life legal organizations, discusses recent READ

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