Pastor Jerry Kirk, founder of CCV and a titan in the fight for faith and family, has passed away at 94. Read about his historic victory in making Cincinnati the only major US city free of pornography shops and his lifelong mission to uphold the dignity of every person.

Teachers' unions are attacking CCV for unmasking the truth: Ohio school districts hold $10.5 billion in cash while students fail. Learn how we are fighting for education innovation and rescuing children from failing systems.

Today at 2:15 pm, leading family and education experts Ian Rowe and Brad Wilcox will testify before the House Education Committee on SB156, a bill that would require Ohio students to learn the Success Sequence before graduating high school.

Aaron Baer debriefs his City Club of Cleveland appearance. Get the truth on Ohio HB68 (SAFE Act), media bias, and the cost of sharing the Gospel in hostile rooms.

Is EdChoice still safe? Watch the CCV and OCEN legal briefing on the 10th District Court appeal and see why educational freedom is here to stay in Ohio.

Barna’s research shows that all seven “cornerstones” of a biblical worldview are in decline, even among committed believers. David Closson explains what’s driving this collapse, why it matters for the Church’s witness, and what pastors and Christians must do to reclaim biblical clarity in an increasingly confused culture.

Today at noon, Center for Christian Virtue (CCV) President Aaron Baer is speaking at the City Club of Cleveland on "Faith, Policy, and Influence."

While the in-person forum is sold out, the public is invited to join virtually at 12:00 pm today—Friday, January 16—as Aaron delivers his remarks and responds to unfiltered, unrehearsed questions from the audience.

The Hyde Amendment has protected taxpayers from funding abortion for 50 years. It’s now at risk. Tell Ohio’s US senators to oppose any deal that erases Hyde.

Pregnancy centers across Ohio provided $22 million in free services to over 128,000 families in 2024. From ultrasounds and STD testing to diapers, formula, and baby clothing, these centers offer life-affirming support for moms, dads, and children. Learn how the Ohio Coalition of Pregnancy Centers and their partners are changing lives and building a culture of life across the state.

In yesterday's front-page profile, the Cincinnati Enquirer published an article focusing on Center for Christian Virtue (CCV), calling us "the biggest group driving [Christian] influence" on Ohio politics.

But in telling the facts, they told our story.

Despite pressure from LGBTQ+ activists, the City Club of Cleveland announced it will still host Center for Christian Virtue (CCV) President Aaron Baer on Friday, January 16, 2026, for his presentation on "Faith, Policy, and Influence." City Club CEO Dan Moulthrop confirmed with The Daily Signal that the event will proceed, saying, "We’re not canceling, and we have never had any intention of canceling this.”

Ohio LGBTQ activists are pressuring the City Club of Cleveland to cancel CCV President Aaron Baer’s January 16 talk. Ohio Attorney General Dave Yost and other leaders are pushing back, defending free speech and correcting the activists’ false claims.

The Baby Olivia Act ensures students receive accurate education in human development, and the Patient Protect Act implements common-sense safeguards for high-risk drugs like mifepristone. Next, on to the Ohio Senate!

A clip from the late Pastor Voddie Baucham has resurfaced, raising a question that Christian families can’t afford to ignore: Who is really discipling our children?

“If we continue to send our children to Caesar for their education, we need to stop being surprised when they come home as Romans.”

In an age where secular ideologies saturate the classroom and biblical literacy is declining, Pastor Voddie’s observation is a stark reminder that discipleship doesn’t happen automatically.