As we approach the 38th anniversary this week of the infamous Roe. v. Wade decision by the U.S. Supreme Court, Oklahoma's new Fifth District Congressman, Rep. James Lankford (R-Oklahoma City), took to the House floor last night to defend the sanctity of unborn human life and to explain how the right-to-abortion is at odds with our core beliefs as Americans.
Thursday, January 20, 2011
Wednesday, January 19, 2011
Correct Link for Os Guinness Speech This Morning
Instead, go to frc.org. Click on the ad at right for Os Guinness and Can Freedom Last Forever?
That should work. After the event, you can also view Dr. Guinness' remarks by going to FRC's home page, click on events, and scroll to find the Guinness speech.
Sorry for any inconvenience.
Watch Dr. Os Guinness Discuss ‘Can Freedom Last Forever?’ TODAY at 11 a.m.
You are truly blessed, dear blog reader.
Dr. Os Guinness , the well-known author, philosopher, and founder of The Trinity Forum, is speaking this morning at Family Research Council in Washington, D.C., and worldwide via simulcast, and you now know about it ahead of time!
His important topic: Can Freedom Last Forever? -- the Founders' Forgotten Question, and Where the U.S. is Today.
To view the FRC Web-cast LIVE, please click on this link at 11 a.m. CST today.
His important topic: Can Freedom Last Forever? -- the Founders' Forgotten Question, and Where the U.S. is Today.
To view the FRC Web-cast LIVE, please click on this link at 11 a.m. CST today.
Friday, January 7, 2011
Outstanding Free Marriage Conference to be Offered in OKC on Jan. 21
A free marriage conference will be offered to couples on Friday, January 21, hosted by Metropolitan Baptist Church.
For more information about Dr. Kimmel, please click here
Tuesday, January 4, 2011
New Year Brings New Opportunities for Many!
Happy New Year! Change is in the air in both the nation's capital, Washington, D.C., and in Oklahoma City.
A new Congress takes over in Washington, D.C., and Oklahoma's new 5th District Congressman, Rep. James Lankford, will be sworn in as Republicans take hold of the reigns of power in the House. Will the mistakes of 1994's take-over be repeated, or will the GOP faithfully discharge their duties under the watchful eye of the American people?
In OKC, members of the House and Senate will meet briefly at noon -- following a voluntary joint prayer service -- to officially elect their leadership and rules for the upcoming Session, which begins on Feb. 7.
As Gov. Brad Henry prepares to leave office after eight years, a new bespeckled bust of the Governor will be unveiled at the state Capitol.
Then, next Monday, Gov.-Elect Mary Fallin will make history as she becomes the Sooner State's first woman governor, following a weekend of inaugural celebrations across Oklahoma.
While politicians discharge their duties, we citizens also have important roles to play in this Republic. We must oversee our legislators to ensure that spending is reduced, continued borrowing is stopped, incentives for economic growth are enacted, and important social issues are advanced to help create a moral and just society and to live up to our nation's founding ideals. While we know we can't ever create heaven on earth, we do believe we can do much good work while we're here to impact many lives positively and to leave this earth much better than we found it.
Oklahoma Family Policy Council invites you to join with us in 2011 as we make our voices and views known to our elected officials both in Washington, D.C., and in Oklahoma City.
Aside from the work of politics, there is important work to do in the culture, as well. Families and marriages need to be strengthened within churches, and young people in the public schools -- many from dysfunctional family backgrounds -- need to be loved and taught the life-saving message of sexual abstinence until marriage.
Won't we join with us? The family policy council is here for you. Thank you for your support and prayers as we move forward together in 2011 to meet the new challenges.
In OKC, members of the House and Senate will meet briefly at noon -- following a voluntary joint prayer service -- to officially elect their leadership and rules for the upcoming Session, which begins on Feb. 7.
As Gov. Brad Henry prepares to leave office after eight years, a new bespeckled bust of the Governor will be unveiled at the state Capitol.
While politicians discharge their duties, we citizens also have important roles to play in this Republic. We must oversee our legislators to ensure that spending is reduced, continued borrowing is stopped, incentives for economic growth are enacted, and important social issues are advanced to help create a moral and just society and to live up to our nation's founding ideals. While we know we can't ever create heaven on earth, we do believe we can do much good work while we're here to impact many lives positively and to leave this earth much better than we found it.
Oklahoma Family Policy Council invites you to join with us in 2011 as we make our voices and views known to our elected officials both in Washington, D.C., and in Oklahoma City.
Aside from the work of politics, there is important work to do in the culture, as well. Families and marriages need to be strengthened within churches, and young people in the public schools -- many from dysfunctional family backgrounds -- need to be loved and taught the life-saving message of sexual abstinence until marriage.
Won't we join with us? The family policy council is here for you. Thank you for your support and prayers as we move forward together in 2011 to meet the new challenges.
Friday, December 10, 2010
Excellent Conservative News Sources Available for Tulsans
As many Tulsans know, they really don't have to rely on the liberal editorial and news viewpoints expressed in the city's major flagship newspaper, the Tulsa World.
Other excellent news choices include the Tulsa Beacon, a print newspaper published by our good friend, Charley Biggs, and Tulsa Today, an online news source published since 1996 by our new friend, David Arnett, who also has a local radio show Saturday afternoons on KRMG 740 AM.
Check out these two sources for reliable local news and help support local businesses that are serving the citizens of Tulsa well. I know they would appreciate hearing from you. Check-out their Web-sites and give them a call to encourage them, subscribe to their publications and patronize their advertisers.
Other excellent news choices include the Tulsa Beacon, a print newspaper published by our good friend, Charley Biggs, and Tulsa Today, an online news source published since 1996 by our new friend, David Arnett, who also has a local radio show Saturday afternoons on KRMG 740 AM.
Thursday, December 9, 2010
OFPC's New Cookbook Available for Christmas Gift-Giving
CAPITOL COOKS features time-tested favorite recipes from current and former Oklahoma elected officials, 2010 candidates, their families and staff. OFPC families have added delicious recipes, too. Categories include: Appetizers & Beverages, Soups & Salads, Vegetables & Side Dishes, Main Dishes, Breads & Rolls, Desserts, Cookies & Candy, and This & That. This durable, hardback cookbook has a comb-binding, and will give you years of use.
CAPITOL COOKS from the Oklahoma Family Policy Council costs just $15.00 per cookbook and is available for pick-up during business hours at OFPC's office in downtown Bethany, 3908 N. Peniel Ave., Suite 100, inside the Bethany Bank Tower (FYI, Peniel is the first traffic light west of MacArthur, our building is immediately behind the First Bethany Bank & Trust). For an additional $3.50, we can ship the cookbook to you, or whomever you wish, in the continental U.S. (we must receive your order by Dec. 15 for probable Christmas delivery).
For more information, or to order by credit card, please call the Oklahoma Family Policy Council at (405) 787-7744.
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