Tag Archives: family
A&M Partnership: 20th Anniversary Banquet
Please plan to join us for our 20th Anniversary Celebration in the Chicago area on October 10th.
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Faith, Family & Freedom Banquet with Allie Beth Stuckey
Save the date for IFI's annual Faith, Family & Freedom Banquet featuring a very special keynote speaker– Allie Beth Stuckey!
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Tamela’s Story
Women are often told that abortion is their only option if they wish to pursue a career or get an education. “You will never have a career if keep your baby.” “You will never finish college if you choose to have your child.”
Posted in Marriage/Family/Culture, Sanctity of Life
Tagged Abortion, children, family, pregnancy, Tamela
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To Thee I Pledge Thee My…Trough??
The parties shall remain nameless, but since both are now deceased, I feel at liberty to repeat this story. At the wedding rehearsal the evening before the big event, the bride and groom were practicing their traditional vows. Apparently, the groom was unfamiliar with the term “troth,” an old English term meaning “my word”...
Posted in Faith, Marriage/Family/Culture
Tagged Culture, family, John Gottman, Malcolm Gladwell, Marriage, marriage vows, vows
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Act Like a Man
Here comes another Father’s Day. A relatively minor blip on the annual calendar compared to Mother’s Day. No need to explain why that is, right? What does it take to become a “father” or “dad?” Biology tells us that a boy barely entering his teenage years is quite capable of impregnating a female and voilà—the baby arrives nine months later. Welcome to the world of fatherhood—and motherhood.
Posted in Faith, Marriage/Family/Culture
Tagged children, Dr. Robert Lewis, family, Father's Day, Harrison Butker, Parents, President Biden, Preston Gillham, Taylor Swift, Travis Kielce
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2024 ICHE Homeschool Conference
The ICHE Homeschool Conference is not just a weekend to fill your mind and book bag; it is an experience that can change your family's trajectory.
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The Good News: Conservative Companies Still Exist
On April 1, 2023 (making many wonder if it was an April Fool’s joke), popular transgender influencer Dylan Mulvaney shared a sponsored post in partnership with Bud Light with nods to March Madness and his continuing personal documentary, “365 Days of Girlhood.” In June of 2023, Target released its highly controversial Pride merchandise line, including “tuck-friendly” swimsuits for transgender “women” (biological men).
Posted in Faith, Marriage/Family/Culture, Sanctity of Life, Sexuality
Tagged 365 Days of Girlhood, Bud Light, children, companies, conservative, David Green, Dylan Mulvaney, family, LGBTQ, media, Michael Seifert, NBC News, PublicSquare, Sarah Gabel Seifert, Target
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Accomplices to Exploitation
Stories of children reported to be victims of sexual exploitation are so familiar these days that they have become little more than background noise in the daily news feed. Even our legislators don’t give this exploitation a second thought. At least, that’s the impression I get from a review of HB 5239.
Posted in Child Exploitation, Marriage/Family/Culture, Sanctity of Life
Tagged abuse, Brian Crowder, Candace Gingrich, child abuse, child exploitation, children, CPS, DCFS, family, HB 5239, Kelly Cassidy, Little Village High School, Parental Notification Act, Parents
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Christian, Do Your Duty: Vote!
Every American citizen has, among other things, the right and responsibility to vote. If too many fail to take this responsibility seriously, it allows for a few, with bad intentions, to transform the state into an oligarchy or dictatorship!
Posted in Faith, Federal, Illinois Politics, Marriage/Family/Culture, Religious Liberty
Tagged Abraham Lincoln, America, children, citizen, Culture, duty, elections, family, John Wycliffe, Marriage, Ten Commandments, U.S. Constitution, Voting
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Online Sports Gambling – Church Leaders Beware!
Pete Rose was the all-time hit leader in Major League Baseball. However, he was gambling on the sport while playing. In the wake of the Pete Rose gambling controversy, he was banned from baseball on August 24, 1989.
Posted in Drugs/Alcohol/Addictions, Faith, Gambling, Marriage/Family/Culture
Tagged addictions, baseball, church, counseling, family, football, gambling, George H. W. Bush, Katherine Sayre, Kavita Fischer, MLB, Online Sports Gambling – Church Leaders Beware!, PAPSA, Pete Rose, sports, sports gambling
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The Importance of Being Married. Some Thoughts About Love on Valentine’s Day
If there is one thing that our cultural leaders are not very earnest about anymore, it is marriage. There is much ado made about dating and the wedding ceremony itself, but how to succeed in marriage itself is given little attention. Statistics indicate that approximately half of marriages end in divorce. This is more than scandalous, it is destructive to the nation and dreadfully harmful to children, to say nothing about how God vies such things!
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Tagged children, Christ, dating, family, love, Marriage, men, Valentine's Day, women
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