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According to a new national poll, nearly all Americans believe underage minors should not be permitted to undergo sex-change surgeries, but many are too afraid to speak up about it.

A Wisconsin school district has opened a Title IX sexual harassment investigation against three middle school boys for failing to use a classmate’s preferred pronouns, the legal organization representing the boys said.

Summer is the time of year when many families like to go on vacation. The kids are out of school, the weather is warm, and it's a great time for a roadtrip! There are many places to choose from around the country (and even around the world!), but parents may want to consider taking their families to a place where they will not only have fun, but will learn about the Bible and be encouraged in their faith. Below are seven places in different parts of the country that provide fun, educational, and edifying experiences for the whole family!

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Loving a mother is forever, from the first moment you become aware of her presence to the last breath you yourself take on this planet. The most difficult time to love her is, of course, at the time of her demise and death. Honoring your mother while she is alive and vibrant, providing thoughtful gifts, phone calls, shared meals, and loving cards, is important.

Florida Governor Ron DeSantis (R) recently shared that he would prohibit sex changes for minors in the Sunshine State.

Our kids are our future, so why not focus on changing the lives of those who will shape what our churches look like in the next generation? Why not invest in and empower them to become powerful, grounded witnesses and leaders in their home churches, families and communities?

The Satanic Temple is suing a Pennsylvania elementary school after the Northern York County School Board voted not to allow an After School Satan Club.

A Pennsylvania school district has rejected a parent’s request to launch a satanic group’s After School Satan Club at an elementary school.

New sex-education standards that are set to go into effect in New Jersey this year have sparked a nationwide controversy and have even led to a public comment from the state’s Democratic governor, who supports the standards but wants clarification on what children will be taught.