Tasked with ensuring there are no last-minute changes to EdChoice in January or February of 2021, the Ohio Legislature addressed EdChoice for the 2021-2022 school year today.

No doubt you’re weary, worn and maybe even despairing as the pandemic yet lingers after 9 months, daily cases of COVID are reportedly on the rise, and we battle for the soul of our nation.

Throughout Citizens for Community Values' history, we’ve faced many challenges that have been difficult to navigate. Yet none have been quite like what the CCV team faces today.

Governor Mike DeWine just announced that he is nominating Stephanie McCloud, the current Administrator and CEO of the Bureau of Worker’s Compensation, as the next Director of the Department of Health.

I’m writing you on about two hours of sleep from last night after CCV’s Election Night Watch Party in Cincinnati.

Lives Saved, Still Work to Do: Ohio Abortions Drop 2% in 2019Latest report reveals Black community continues to be hardest hit by abortion pandemic

Correction to Congressman Brad Wenstrup’s Responses to the 2020 Voter Guide

Statement from Citizens for Community Values President Aaron Baer on the dismissal of their lawsuit to protect the rights of students to access a high quality education 

God is on the move through His Church in Ohio, and He wants you to know about it and be encouraged by it.

As states across the country attack religious freedom by mandating churches close, Ohio took a significant step to ensure churches are never closed.

DeWine Signs Bill Granting Civil Immunity to Certain Businesses during Pandemic

The COVID-19 pandemic has been a time of great uncertainty and confusion for many, with parents of young children getting hit especially hard. 

The Ohio General Assembly is currently faced with a difficult task in deciding upon replacing the Speaker of the House. The public’s confidence in the governing of our state has been significantly shaken. 

The U.S. Supreme Court has issued two opinions today that are decisive victories for religious freedom.

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled 5-4 in the Espinoza v. Montana case that Montana’s exclusion of religious schools from state scholarship programs funded by tax credits violates federal Constitution.

The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled 5-4 in the June Medical Services v. Russo case to block Louisiana’s law requiring doctors who perform abortions to have admitting privileges at a nearby hospital.

One thing I’ve learned since I started leading Citizens for Community Values is that you can’t respond to every attack and bit of criticism.

Governor Mike DeWine has signed the CCV-backed Student Religious Liberties Act, HB 164. Sponsored by Rep. Tim Ginter, the bill protects freedom of religious expression and students’ right to pray in public schools.