You’ve seen the stories we’ve shared: Across Ohio, families are finding clarity, churches are being strengthened, and young people are being equipped to stand firm in a culture that’s rapidly shifting. This work is possible because faithful partners like you believe the Gospel brings light to every corner of public life. Here’s a glimpse of the impact your matched gift supports…

Ohio families can use dollar-for-dollar tax credits to fund Christian school scholarships through OCEN, giving parents real school choice at no personal cost.

Giving Tuesday is almost here. This year, your generosity can make twice the difference in Ohio! A faithful CCV partner has pledged to match every gift up to $50,000, doubling the impact of your support.

Not only will your gift be doubled, but you’ll also be allowing CCV to amplify YOUR voice and your rights. For the CCV family, Giving Tuesday is about equipping families, empowering pastors, and raising the next generation to live boldly for Christ. 

Every gift—no matter the size—contributes to a movement that champions life, faith, family, and freedom in Ohio.

Last week, the US Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) published Treatment for Pediatric Gender Dysphoria: Review of Evidence and Best Practices, which examines the medical interventions being used on children with gender dysphoria. The report reinforces what growing international evidence has already shown: the harms from sex-rejecting procedures are significant, long-term, and too often ignored or inadequately tracked.

When you give this season, your matched gift will help:

Equip Ohio families to stand for biblical truth
Amplify the Christian voice in state and local government
Expand the Church Ambassador Network to unite pastors and public servants
Train the next generation to live out their faith with courage

Together, we can meet this $50,000 challenge — and strengthen the foundation for an Ohio that honors God and serves people well.

With the 2025 session winding down, the Ohio legislature saw significant activity this week on several bills that directly affect parents, students, churches, and families. Here’s a quick look at what moved, why it matters, and what comes next.

Legalized just in 2023, Ohio's sports gambling has been widely popular and broadly fraught with disaster from the beginning.

What this scandal underscores is exactly what we’ve warned for years: Legalized sports betting is not a harmless pastime. When individual player actions serve as the basis for wagers, the door opens to manipulation, corruption, and the betrayal of trust in sport and society. This is a wake‑up call that every effort to normalize gambling weakens moral and cultural goods like fair competition, integrity, and community wellbeing.

A Toledo man held his pregnant girlfriend down while she was sleeping to force crushed abortion pills down her throat. According to an investigation by the State Medical Board of Ohio, the Toledo man, Hassan-James Abbas, a doctor in Toledo, bought abortion pills online using his estranged wife’s name and crushed them into a powder, which he forced the victim to orally ingest while pinning her down. The unborn child did not survive.