Family Research Council

April 3, 2019: G.K. Chesterton once said, "Christianity has not been tried and found wanting; it has been found difficult and left untried." ... (more)

March 1, 2019: Sometimes, in the course of our lives, we have to draw a line. For us here at FRC and for millions of people across the country, one of those times happens to be now.... (more)

February 15, 2019: In recent weeks, as the Democratic Party further entrenches itself in the support of late-term abortion to the point of infanticide, I have often found myself feeling angry and disgusted ... (more)

January 16, 2019: Dear Friends, Today is Religious Freedom Day in America (see FRC's resources below). In our great country, religious freedom has held a special place in our civic life ever since the days ... (more)

December 17, 2018: Do you ever find yourself exasperated at a friend or family member because they don't share your beliefs, even though you've witnessed to them time and time again? ... (more)

December 3, 2018: At a retreat I attended some years ago, a priest said something that I will never forget. He said that whenever we are feeling spiritually dry and it seems like God is far away from us, or ... (more)

November 15, 2018: In this age marked by cultural brokenness and political division, it can be easy for Christians to shake our heads in resignation to this seemingly discouraging predicament and say, "God's ... (more)

November 1, 2018: As our country grapples with yet another senseless, brutal, and evil act of violence, this time perpetrated against Jews worshipping in a synagogue in Pittsburgh, the media is predictably ... (more)

October 16, 2018: By now, you have no doubt heard the wonderful news about the release of Pastor Andrew Brunson, an American who was wrongly imprisoned in Turkey while spreading the Gospel to the Turkish ... (more)

October 2, 2018: Dear Friends, Do you ever have moments in your life when your mind wanders far into the future, prompting feelings of anxiety about all of your responsibilities and inevitable hardships ... (more)