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COVID-19 Vaccines for Schoolchildren
Though few people are talking about it anymore, a question raised over the past several years remains: will states require the COVID-19 vaccine for school-aged
“Vaccines mandates and homeschoolers.” Kevin Swanson interviews Bradley Pierce
In 2022, the FDA began approving COVID-19 vaccines. Starting in the 2022-2023 school year, school attendance in Washington D.C. is now conditioned on COVID-19 vaccination
Top News: Homeschooling on the rise
Homeschooling in the U.S. continues to rise. Reasons range from parents wanting to spend more time together as a family to protecting their children from
Holding False Reporters Accountable
Bearing false witness against one’s neighbor is an act so grievous that God explicitly prohibited it in the Ten Commandments. Being falsely accused of doing
Member Story: “Their dog bit my child, then they reported us to CPS.”
At times, relationships with neighbors can be complicated. Relationships with the neighbors’ pet can sometimes be even more so, like it was for Amanda Fairfield.*
Percentage of CPS Referrals Screened-In
A child protective services (CPS) investigation forever impacts the lives even of those who are falsely accused of child abuse and neglect. Yet the decision
When can I leave a child home alone?
The issue of when a child may be left home alone is a serious matter with which every parent must grapple. The question must ultimately
Member Story: Church children’s ministry calls CPS on parents
One bright Friday morning, Courtney Caddo* took her two daughters, two-year-old Mia and five-year-old Ella, to a park day with lots of other parents and
Vaccines for Homeschoolers…in your state?
Nothing can spark controversy quite like the question of vaccines, especially since COVID-19. Individuals, families, and even legislatures can all disagree on the wisdom, efficacy,