Dear Friend, Last month, I told you that despite the great disappointment of coming so close to defeating the horrible abortion-on-demand bill [LD 1619], I was greatly encouraged that the Church of Christ appeared to be truly stirred to advocate for life and other...

Dear Friends, As our country’s birthday celebration approached, I am sure many of you were confronted with the tired, unfounded assertions that America was never a Christian nation. Part of this unscholarly narrative claims most of our founding fathers were...

Dear Friends, As I sat down to prepare this letter, I received notification that Gov. Mills’ abortion bill [LD1619] is heading to the Judiciary Committee for its public hearing. That means GAME ON! All our proclamations and preparations will be tested in May to...

Dear Friends, When Jesus emerged from the tomb that first Easter morning, it wasn’t as a spokesman for life, but as the Lord of Life. Because He is the Lord of Life, He alone has the authority to give and take away. Humans should never usurp that authority, especially...

Dear Friends, One of the great blessings of leading a ministry like the Christian Civic League is the opportunity to partner with like-minded organizations and individuals here in Maine and nationally. We are privileged to work with national partners, like the Family...

Dear Friends, It certainly wasn’t a surprise to see abortion advocates and their allies in Augusta recently announce their all-out assault upon the sanctity of life last month. As much as we expected this attack, it still was a shock. Here is what we will be facing in...

Dear Friends, Happy New Year! Without faithful and generous ministry partners like you, the Christian Civic League would not have been around for 125 years, executing its mission of bringing a Biblical perspective to public policy. As we begin 2023, and our 126th year...

Dear Friend, The year is 1897. A Mainer could walk into any grocery store and buy a gallon of milk and a dozen eggs for less than fifty cents. The state’s population was just over 600,000 and President Grover Cleveland was wrapping up his second term. 1897 – that is...