Chick-fil-A is changing its charitable policy to focus on organizations which provide support for education, homelessness and hunger. This will replace its current donations to the Salvation Army, the Fellowship of Christian Athletes and the Paul Anderson Youth Home which have received millions from Chick-Fil-A in the past few years.
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An ordinance has been introduced by Allegheny Councilwoman Sue Means and co-sponsored by Councilman Sam DeMarco that would ban harmful therapy such as electroshock, penetrating fingers with needles, forced vomiting, slapping, hitting, punching or any other physical contact between a mental health professional and a minor or another client/patient. The ordinance would also protect the free speech rights of mental health professionals as they aid minor clients in attaining their self-determined objectives.
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Their task is to decide the life or death of a baby that has been given a prenatal diagnosis of Down Syndrome. Too many times babies are aborted simply for that one reason. Babies in the womb should be protected. HB 321, a bill to ban abortions simply based upon a diagnosis of Down Syndrome, will be considered by the Senate House and Human Services Committee. Let these committee members know your thoughts on this bill.
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.
Read MoreIf one follows education issues, social emotional learning or SEL has become an important topic. One definition of SEL is “the process by which children and adults acquire and effectively apply the knowledge, attitudes, and skills necessary to understand and manage emotions, set and achieve positive goals, feel and show empathy for others, establish and maintain positive relationships, and make responsible decisions.” That’s rather broad! Is this the latest education fad and are our kids once more being guinea pigs in this great social experiment?
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