focus on the family

For the past four years, the pro-choice “40 Days of Prayer” campaign has attempted to speak to the many religious women who seek and have abortions, because the movement will never be able to change the laws back to being pro-woman until women themselves are voting pro-choice.

Things are changing when Democrats are willing to vote against DOMA even in the midst of pending elections.

Significant budget shortfalls threaten the “outreach” of a religious right org.

Have we come so far down the road of partisanship that we can’t even come together with people with whom we disagree to help children in Africa get shoes?

Is Jim Daly really giving up on fighting same-sex marriage?

But even while the language and the tone of anti-gay evangelical groups is beginning to shift, the reality is that while the language of anti- bullying has been adopted by groups like Focus on the Family, the theological and ideological currents that produce the reality of anti- gay bullying remain unquestioned.

Making abortion illegal vs. making it unnecessary.

Jim Daly wants to talk about reducing abortions, but also wants to take away Planned Parenthood’s family planning funding.

How well do evangelical advocates for adoption and foster care prepare families for what lies ahead?

Former president cites Matthew 7:3.