Why SD Should Not Implement Criminal Penalties for Abortion
Beginning in the 2026 Legislative Session, the question of applying criminal penalties to post-abortive women has become a debate among […]
Beginning in the 2026 Legislative Session, the question of applying criminal penalties to post-abortive women has become a debate among […]
How Digital Technology Is Transforming Childhood — and What Families and Policymakers Can Do About It Saturday, September 12 –
Written by Grace Sargent On Monday, December 8, gas stations across South Dakota put up signage above their pumps offering
Written by Grace Sargent The Trump administration is moving to reclassify practices such as government-funded abortion, gender transition procedures for
Written by Grace Sargent Governor Larry Rhoden announced Friday that South Dakota recently became the fourth state in the country
We are connecting biblical clarity, medical expertise, and cultural awareness to understand how we can best walk beside those who are
Written by Grace Sargent They’re not leaving the church. They’re leading it. The death of Charlie Kirk served as a
Written by Grace Sargent Our classrooms have been invaded—not by enemies we can see, but by glowing screens quietly shaping
Yesterday the Family Voice Action released its scorecard for the 2025 Legislative Session. The scorecard gives a snapshot of where
Michelle Klimek, a Sioux Falls mom with a teaching degree, flipped through a book a parent had shown her found