This bill would prevent the government from discriminating against or punishing adoption and foster care providers simply because of their beliefs about marriage or sexuality.
This bill would affirm the fundamental right of parents to direct and consent to the medical care, education, upbringing and religious training of their children.
By Greg Williams, Director of the Kentucky Marriage Movement Looking back on 2018, I am pleased to see the Kentucky Marriage Movement (KMM) continue to
“. . . that you may walk worthy of the Lord, fully pleasing Him, being fruitful in every good work and increasing in the knowledge
Wife of The Family Foundation policy analyst named “Kentucky Mother of the Year” and honored in Washington, D.C. Tonya Moreland, wife of The Family Foundation
Rep. David Meade In response to years of requests by citizens, legislators and professionals that the Adoption and Foster Care system in Kentucky be improved,
By Martin Cothran, Senior Policy Analyst for The Family Foundation If you had been monitoring Twitter on the weekend of March 3-4, you would have
Rep. David Meade: During the 2017 Legislative Session, In response to years of requests by citizens, legislators and professionals that the Adoption and Foster Care
Editor’s Note: Greg Williams has been leading the Kentucky Marriage Movement for seven years. Prior to serving in this capacity, Greg spent eight years directing
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