We are sad to report that some Illinois lawmakers want to mandate kindergarten. Parents—not politicians—should decide when a child is ready. Where does it stop? Mandatory preschool next? Please tell your State Representative to vote NO on HB 4253 if it comes up for a vote this session.
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The mountain of work before us is overwhelming—and the urgency never lets up. Dangerous legislation is moving in Springfield, but we are not without hope. “Be anxious for nothing…” (Phil. 4:6) The best response is clear: pray frequently, advocate faithfully, and entrust it all to the Lord.
HB 5521 would tie the hands of law enforcement by banning facial recognition—even as criminals exploit anonymity in our cities. This isn’t about privacy vs. safety. We can have both with proper safeguards. Tell your State Rep: OPPOSE HB 5521.
Just when it seems Governor Pritzker and Congressional Democrats couldn’t possibly expand abortion any further in the Land of Lincoln, they find another way.
Witness slips are viewed by everyone. They're so effective, the far-left is trying to find ways to mitigate them. They're the best way to make our voices heard in Springfield.
If someone asked you, would you rather break your nose or be diagnosed with stage IV cancer, you might tell them, that is a rather silly question. You don’t get to choose in matters like this.
Being a mom is hard work— even when you have a present and supportive husband, encouraging family, and a church community. I can’t imagine doing it all on my own.
From Passover to Pentecost (April 5- May 24), Prayer at the Heart is launching a bold initiative.
Under the Biden Administration, the FDA (Food and Drug Administration) removed the requirement for in-person dispensing of the abortion drug, mifepristone.
Illinois HB 5095 would further enshrine gender ideology into state law by letting people change the sex marker on IDs through self-attestation alone. No proof. No verification. Illinois is moving further from biological reality — and further in the wrong direction.
A bill that appears to be moving rapidly through the Illinois legislature—SB 2805—deserves a closer look from anyone who cares about the elderly.
