The 2024 election season will be remembered as a turning point for Ohio and the nation. Across the board, pro-life and pro-family candidates and causes triumphed.

Center for Christian Virtue covered the state with their nonpartisan election resources and No on Issue 1 materials to ensure the Christian voice was not silenced. And the Church rose up with a strong voice in 2024! 

Check out these key takeaways from CCV President Aaron Baer based on the early returns.

The results of the 2024 election are in, and we couldn't wait to get you our takes on this special episode of The Narrative!

CCV President Aaron Baer, Policy Director David Mahan, and Communications Director Mike Andrews share their perspectives and break down the implications of a wide range of election outcomes. 

Listen in to hear the guys talk about how Ohioans toppled Issue 1, Bernie Moreno's relentless work on the campaign trail, and the factors that led to Donald Trump's decisive victory. Plus, you'll get a preview of what the results mean for our state and the work of CCV in 2025 and beyond!

The Minnery Fellowship for Cultural Engagement is an ongoing Continuing Cultural Education program to help pastors and church leaders understand the times and know how to respond.

The Minnery 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.

CCV is exposing Nationwide Insurance’s woke political activism to its rural and conservative customers. The "Nationwide: Not On Your Side" campaign kicked off to educate farmers attending the annual Farm Science Review.

Through signage, digital ads, text messages, and other advertising, CCV is detailing all the ways Nationwide Insurance is driving political agendas that undermine their customers' free speech, privacy, and religious freedom.

"For far too long, Nationwide has positioned itself as a family-friendly business to its rural and agricultural clients, while advocating for some of the most radical legislation at the Ohio Statehouse, and financially supporting organizations that host drag queen story hours and other absurd events that harm children," said Aaron Baer, President of Center for Christian Virtue.

The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) and the Ohio Christian Education Network (OCEN) filed a lawsuit Tuesday evening with the Ohio Supreme Court against Columbus City Schools for the district’s refusal to transport children to school as state law requires. ACLJ & OCEN are representing a Columbus mother who is losing hourly wages at work because of the district’s lawless actions.

On Tuesday, August 6, Franklin County Court of Common Pleas Judge Michael J. Holbrook ruled in favor of the Saving Adolescents From Experimentation (SAFE) Act and Save Women's Sports Act, known as House Bill 68 (HB68). After months of being blocked, the bill is now in effect.

“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.