From the Desk of Center for Christian Virtue President Aaron Baer | On Issue 1

“…Rest assured: the pro-life movement is more united than ever. We stand ready during this unthinkable time to advocate for women and the unborn, just as we have always done. We persevered for 50 years to overturn Roe v. Wade. Ours is a movement that has always endured, and always will. Tomorrow, the work starts again as we fight to be a voice for the voiceless and advocate for women and parents.”

In this insightful and intriguing episode, Monica Snyder, Executive Director of Secular Pro-Life and an atheist, shares with listeners the secular perspective on why abortion is neither logical nor kind. If you've ever tried to approach the subject of life with your pro-choice friends and family, and been unsure of how to refute claims that you're just trying to force your religion on everyone, you'll definitely want to listen to this conversation!

In a world where pornography is just a click away on any electronic device, slipped into popular TV shows, or suggested content in social media feeds, Josh shares practical tips and real life experience for not only protecting children from pornography, but equipping them for when they are exposed to it. 

Ohio Christian and denominational leaders released an open letter opposing Issue 1 and denouncing the abortion industry’s ad suggesting Christians should support the extreme constitutional amendment. The letter is signed by a group of prominent Ohio denominational leaders who come from a variety of backgrounds but together call on Christians to courageously vote no on Issue 1. 

Joining from Jerusalem, Michael Mistretta, CEO of Fellowship of Israel Related Ministries (FIRM), shares the current reality in Israel with CCV President Aaron Baer, Policy Director David Mahan, and Communications Director Mike Andrews on this episode of The Narrative.

Political experts Aaron Baer, President of Center for Christian Virtue, and Dr. Mark Caleb Smith, Director of the Center for Political Studies and professor of political science at Cedarville University, are leading a faith-informed conversation about Issue 1 tonight, Tuesday, October 17, at 7:30 pm.

On this episode of The Narrative, Alistair Begg, senior pastor at Parkside Church near Cleveland and a daily contributor on the Truth for Life Ministries radio program, joins CCV President Aaron Baer, Communications Director Mike Andrews, and Director of CCV's Church Ambassador Network Chris Lightfoot to chat about faith, freedom, the Gospel, and the November election. 

This three-minute animation is perfect for educating congregations and for sharing on social media. It uses straightforward language to explain the extreme proposals the anti-life, anti-parent, anti-Christian radicals are trying to slip into Ohio through our November election.

Following the launch of Westside Christian School last year, Crown Preparatory is the second Christian school which has opened through a partnership between Center for Christian Virtue (CCV) and the Ohio Christian Education Network (OCEN) and a church that felt called to serve the children in their community.

The Toledo-Lucas County Board of Health was ordered by a federal court to pay $137,880.50 to Center for Christian Virtue and the Ohio Christian Education Network to cover the full cost of their attorneys following a recent First Amendment lawsuit in which they prevailed.

Center for Christian Virtue is currently expanding our team and we have three open positions that may be a perfect fit for you or someone you know. 

The Secretary of State’s office announced Tuesday that petitions for a proposed constitutional amendment that would legalize abortion up to birth and revoke existing parental consent and notification laws received enough valid signatures to appear on Ohio’s November ballot.

Through an affiliated organization, CCV has purchased the former Columbus Dispatch building on Broad Street. CCV anticipates fully moving its operations into the 30,000-square-foot, five-story building across from the Ohio Statehouse by the end of August.