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A monument of the Ten Commandments will return to the Arkansas Capitol Lawn next week, according to the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. The Arkansas Legislature authorized the privately financed monument in 2015, and it was installed on the capitol grounds last year.
Each month Family Council mails update letters to more than five thousand churches and households across Arkansas. You can download these update letters here.
Meet Family Council Family Council President Jerry Cox tells us a little about Family Council and its work. What Others Are Saying About Our Work Southern Baptist Convention President and Pastor Ronnie Floyd discusses the work of Family Council and
A monument of the Ten Commandments will return to the Arkansas Capitol Lawn next week, according to the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette. The Arkansas Legislature authorized the privately financed monument in 2015, and it was installed on the capitol grounds last year.
Recently we have written about efforts by the Quapaw Tribe in Oklahoma and the group Driving Arkansas Forward to build casinos in Arkansas. Under their proposed constitutional amendment, four casinos would be authorized in Garland, Crittenden, Pope, and Jefferson counties.
Yesterday Arkansas Right to Life Executive Director Rose Mimms published an op-ed at TownHall.com regarding Issue 1 — a proposed constitutional amendment restricting noneconomic damages juries can award in lawsuits — writing, Issue One would put an arbitrary cap of $500,000
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Friday, April 13, 2018 LITTLE ROCK, AR—On Friday, Family Council released its voter’s guide for the 2018 Arkansas Primary Elections. Family Council President Jerry Cox released a statement, saying, “I am pleased to announce the 2018 Arkansas
This week Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge rejected a proposed constitutional amendment to open four casinos in Siloam Springs, AR; Texarkana, AR; Omaha, AR; and the Little Rock area. The A.G.’s office rejected the proposal due to ambiguities in the