The angry protests, the shouting, and now the violence – the furor over abortion and the possible overturn of Roe v. Wade is not just in Washington, D.C.; but now it struck The FAMiLY Leader’s peer and partner ministry in Wisconsin.

TFL’s Daniel Sunne and Chuck Hurley discuss the shocking firebombing of a Christian ministry and the status of the abortion debate in the U.S., in Iowa, and in important primaries coming up on June 7.

The Iowa Capitol resounded today with the name of Jesus and the sounds of praise, worship, and prayer, as part of the National Day of Prayer.

An estimated 200 people filled the Capitol Rotunda to join in in prayer, led in song by The ELIM Arrival out of North Liberty, Iowa, led in a recital of the Word of God by students from Mt. Olive Lutheran School in Des Moines, and led in prayer by pastors, community leaders, and government officials of both political parties, in an event led by The FAMiLY Leader.

• What happened?
• Will this outlaw abortion?
• Is this final?
• What does this mean for Iowa?
• What about marriage rulings?
• What can I DO?
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Marion, IOWA – On April 25, the Linn-Mar School Board (Linn County, Iowa) voted 5-2 to allow men in women’s restrooms, allow male and female students to share overnight accommodations, threaten teachers and students who refuse to use “preferred pronouns,” and transition students … without informing parents.

Read key quotes and points from the policy, the full policy itself, and what YOU can do about it.

The FAMiLY Leader lost a dear member of our extended family in 2021. Lucas Vander Plaats, third son of Bob and Darla Vander Plaats, met his Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, cheek to cheek and face to face, where every tear and disability were wiped away, on November 22, 2021. He was 28 years old.

Lucas was born with a very rare brain disorder, Partial Pachygyria Lissencephaly, resulting in life-long physical and mental disabilities requiring 24-hour care. Yet Lucas’ life displayed the glory and mighty works of God …

Bob and Donna Red Wing were often quoted in the news media on opposite sides of contentious issues. Bob leads a Christian organization that advocates for public policy consistent with biblical values. Donna was a longtime LGBTQ activist and, in her own words, “a sometimes agitator.” They were natural “enemies” who became the most unlikely of friends.