Do you want to support the mission of CCV to advocate for public policy that reflects the truth of the Gospel? Would you enjoy a formal evening featuring a catered dinner, the latest scoop on Ohio politics, and CCV's strategic plan to address the breakdown of marriage and family?

Would you like the opportunity to network with hundreds of candidates, legislators, business and ministry leaders, and like-minded believers from across Ohio? Then join us for either of our Galas:

FRIDAY, May 9: Cincinnati Gala with Sage Steele

SATURDAY, May 10: Columbus Gala with US Senators Bernie Moreno and Jon Husted

Tickets and table sponsorships for both are available for purchase—just pick the location that's closest to you!

Ohio Representative Brian Stewart (R-Ashville) breaks down the recently passed House budget and what it actually means for Ohioans like you.

Whether you're a policy junkie or just trying to understand how all this might affect your daily life, this episode's for you!

Center for Christian Virtue (CCV) has launched the United States Christian Education Network (USCEN) under the leadership of Executive Director Todd Marrah. USCEN's mission is to launch and support state-based public policy associations to advocate for the protection and expansion of Christian education at statehouses across America.

A new report measures how the decline of marriage and the rise of homes without married fathers has led to dramatic increases in child poverty, violence in our communities, and crashing educational outcomes. The report also proposes practical and attainable solutions for lawmakers, churches, and marketplace leaders to help right the course.

The 2025 Hope and a Future report from Center for Christian Virtue (CCV), in partnership with the Institute for Family Studies and Professor Brad Wilcox, reveals the disastrous effects the decline of marriage and the collapse of the family have had on Ohio and America. 

“A heavy hitter in Ohio's culture wars” (The Columbus Dispatch, 2021), Center for Christian Virtue (CCV) is Ohio’s largest Christian public policy organization.

The Tom Minnery Fellowship for Cultural Engagement helps pastors and church leaders understand the times and know how to respond.

The Fellowship is named for author, former Vice President of Focus on the Family, and former Chairman of the Board of Center for Christian Virtue (CCV), Tom Minnery. Throughout Tom’s career, he endeavored to encourage Christians to be salt and light in culture and “not be silent” on the most crucial issues facing our churches and families.