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From the earliest days of our nation, leaders like John Adams recognized a simple but profound truth: “The foundation of national morality must be laid in private families.” As a result, parenting is more than providing, protecting, or preparing children for success. It is about formation: shaping hearts, minds, and convictions. It is about raising children who know t...


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Welcome to this week’s episode of NC Family’s Weekly Update, where we share the highlights of the past week at the NC General Assembly and beyond. In this episode, we discuss:

A proposed $10 tax that would impose a fee on anyone entering a Sexually Oriented Business; HB 301 that would increase social media protections for children and increase educa...

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Last Friday, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals handed down a temporary ruling in Danco Laboratories v. The State of Louisiana regarding the ability to obtain the abortion drug mifepristone in the mail via telehealth. The court reinstated the requirement that the drug be dispensed only in person. The following day, the drug companies asked t...


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What does it take to preserve our faith and our freedom? The answer doesn’t begin in Washington, a courtroom, or a classroom—it begins in the home.

This episode of The Truths We Hold turns to one of the most essential, yet often overlooked, institutions—the family.

From the earliest days of our nation, leaders like John Adams recognized...


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Over the last few decades smartphone usage has become increasingly common, so much now that the average age for a child to have their own smartphone in the United States is 11 years old. But with this phone comes immense risks, as children can access almost anything online with just a few taps. Alarmingly, there are few effective safeguards in place to protect them.


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