Lawsuit: Ohio Cannot Block Families from Accessing Scholarships Citizens for Community Values and a coalition of Christian Schools and Families file suit against the Ohio Department of Education

Less than nine hours before the application window opens for families to apply for the EdChoice Program for the 2020-2021 school year, the Ohio General Assembly has passed legislation with the intent of blocking families promised a voucher in November from accessing the program.

The FORUM Act (SB 40) ensures all college students can freely enjoy their First Amendment rights

Proposed EdChoice Deal Puts Politics Above Parents and Students

In this Pastors’ Briefing, I will share:

What opportunities there will be in 2020 for pastors to engage and share the gospel with lawmakers at the Capitol

How Ohio pastors have been engaging at the Statehouse

Action Alerts on legislation pending at the Statehouse that need the faith community’s immediate intercessory prayer

Press Conference on Devastating Impact of Rolling Back EdChoice

Eleven Republicans in Ohio’s congressional delegation have urged the U.S. Supreme Court to reconsider Roe vs. Wade, the landmark ruling protecting women’s right to privacy when seeking abortions.

CCV and 27 other pro-family organizations nationwide urge the U.S. Supreme Court to uphold Louisiana’s Abortion Clinic Regulations.

"Also, in many cities in America, 'Drag Queen Story Hour' is being embraced by libraries and communities as an acceptable program to present to children.

Congressman David Joyce is one of 8 co-sponsors on a dangerous Sexual Orientation/Gender Identity bill.

Aaron Baer was a guest speaker on Bob Burney Live! where he discussed the dangers and some of the reasoning behind the misnamed "Fairness for All" Act. Listen and learn below!

It has rightly been declared that no group is more influential in society than the Church. Why so? It’s because the Church is the creation of Jesus the Christ himself who decreed that “the gates of hell shall not prevail against it." 

The Chick-fil-A story keeps getting worse.

The Chick-fil-A story keeps getting worse.

Last week, the Ohio House of Representatives passed the Student Religious Liberties Act (HB 164), sponsored by Rep. Tim Ginter, with a bi-partisan vote of 61-31.

Last week, the Ohio House of Representatives passed the Student Religious Liberties Act (HB 164), sponsored by Rep. Tim Ginter, with a bi-partisan vote of 61-31.

You may have seen the shocking headline of the Cleveland.com article earlier this week about the Student Religious Liberties Act of 2019 (HB 164) that read "Ohio lawmakers clear bill allowing students to turn in inaccurate work in name of religion - second anti-science bill in a week."

The Ohio House of Representatives has just passed the CCV-backed Ohio Student Religious Liberties Act (HB 164).

SB 208, sponsored by Sen. Dr. Terry Johnson, and SB 155, sponsored by Sen. Lehner, both represent major pro-life victories for the state of Ohio