President Trump has removed US troops from Syria – a reported between 25 and 50 personnel. One hundred twenty-nine Republicans, including seven from PA, voted with all Democrats to condemn the President for this removal of troops. Let them know your thoughts on their vote.
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More than half of college students support the idea of changing the name Columbus Day to Indigenous Peoples’ Day. In fact, some cities and states (South Dakota, Alaska, Minnesota, New Mexico and Vermont) have already opted to change the name. It seems they may envision a land without wars, struggles or strive existed before Columbus landed in the New World. Everyone lived together cooperatively and never disagreed or fought – these name changers believe! Nothing could be further from the truth!
Read MoreAFA of PA encourages Christians, through education, to become involved in pro-family issues in their community, state and the nation. This is some of what has been going on in the Commonwealth and the nation.
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Persecuted for your Christian faith – a concept most Christians in America cannot fully grasp. Yes, we’ve seen attacks on Christian business owners who refuse to videotape, bake cakes or provide flowers for so-called same-sex weddings. They’ve faced fines and the threat of losing their business and, in some cases even here in Pennsylvania, they have lost their business. Those who take a Biblical stand on morality in America are sometimes called names. But what we have faced here, at least to this point, has not risen to the persecution that many of our Christian brothers and sisters face for their belief in Christ. In many countries to become a Christian can lead to intense persecution and even death. The International Day of Prayer for the Persecuted Church is November 3rd
Read MoreIt’s PAYS time again! That’s the Pennsylvania Youth Survey which every other year asks 6th, 8th, 10th and 12th graders about criminal acts, suicide, guns, alcohol and illegal drug use of not only the student, but the student’s family. There are also several questions about the student’s relationship with his or her mother, father, siblings and asks about arguments within the home. You can opt your child out of this offensive survey which can be administered by participating schools up until November 20th.
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