HERSHEY, PA — At this year’s Friends of the Family Banquet in Hershey, Erik Dellenback, the President of Florida Family Policy Council, shared an encouraging message about courage, unity and perseverance. Speaking to a packed room with over 1,600 Pennsylvania...
HERSHEY, PA — At Pennsylvania Family Institute’s Friends of the Family Banquet, Gov. Ron DeSantis delivered a keynote that cut to the heart of our cultural moment: the need for leaders—and citizens—who will stand firm for life, for marriage, and for freedom even...
In communities across America, parents are shocked to see the sexually explicit content in the books and curricula being introduced into their children’s classrooms. Yet time and again, when those parents ask local school boards to adopt age-appropriate standards—...
On the eve of a government shutdown, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) quietly approved a new generic version of the chemical abortion pill mifepristone—despite promising a full safety review just weeks earlier. The approval, granted to Virginia-based...
Faithful Give 2025: A Joyful Opportunity to Multiply Your Impact
Election season is here again in Pennsylvania. On Tuesday, November 4, 2025, Pennsylvanians will head to the polls, casting votes in local and statewide races that will impact our families and communities for years to come. Odd-year elections don’t always grab...
Jonathan Keller reflects on Charlie Kirk’s journey from skeptic to bold Christian leader—and why his legacy challenges believers to step into the arena.
Pennsylvania students are missing out on one of the most essential lessons in biology: how every human life begins and develops in the womb. Thanks to advances in science and technology, we now have extraordinary ways to see and understand human development from...
Former University of Pennsylvania swimmer Paula Scanlan shares her story of what it was like to compete alongside male swimmer William “Lia” Thomas. Her testimony is both sobering and courageous—and it speaks directly to the heart of the case now before the U.S....
