Fact-based commentary on the numerous issues facing New Hampshire’s families
HB 396, dealing with the ability to distinguish based on biological sex, is up for a Senate vote this week. Why is the bill important? Given its potential reach and impact, HB 396 plays a crucial role in the future trajectory of policies across the board that impact biological […]
Why We Need HB 396, State Recognition of Biological Sex Read More »
SB 219, The Students First Act, passed the Senate unanimously on March 21 and will be considered in an executive session of the House Education Committee on Monday, April 22. You may or may not have heard of this modest bill designed to increase expense reporting transparency by NH
The Sad Truth Behind Declining NH Schools Is In the Numbers Read More »
For those of you on our mailing list, it may feel like every other day is bringing yet another urgent call to action from Cornerstone. And, as amazing and patient as our supporters are, we have heard from some of you that you just can’t keep up with it
Note: Rep. Peternel’s floor speech eloquently addresses the need for HB 1607’s exclusionary rule that was unfortunately taken out of the bill by a narrow majority in the House. We expect an amendment to be proposed to HB 1607 in the Senate to reintroduce the exclusionary rule. Rep. Peternel
There’s been a lot of ink spilled in headlines as well as over social media – and rightly so – about the athlete favored to win the Women’s NHIAA Division 2 State Championship for high jump this Sunday. The strong favorite, Maelle Jacques, is not a female. Granite Staters
Controversy over this weekend’s girls’ track competition reaffirms our need for HB 396 Read More »
“But when the fullness of time had come, God sent forth his Son, born of woman, born under the law, to redeem those who were under the law, so that we might receive adoption as sons.” Galatians 4.4-5, ES This Christmas, amid the turmoil in the world, we may
The Fullness of Time: Christmas 2023 Granite State Edition Read More »
New Hampshire’s “Safe Haven Law,” sometimes called the “baby drop-off law,” is a critical protection that has saved the lives of unwanted newborns. Yet the law faces grave threats, endangering the infants who rely on “safe havens” to protect them from starvation, exposure, or violent death. Our legislators should
New Hampshire Needs Safer “Safe Havens” for Unwanted Babies Read More »
New Hampshire’s “Safe Haven Law,” sometimes called the “baby drop-off law,” has directly saved the lives of babies. Unfortunately, the law faces grave threats. As churches, you have a unique opportunity to serve the most vulnerable among us by providing low-cost, life-saving protections for newborns that our government will
Stand for the Rights of Parents SB 272 – Action Steps: 1. Contact your representative to vote YES on the bill. SB 272 is the Senate version of the Parental Bill of Rights. The House version did not advance. SB 272 has successfully advanced through the Senate for consideration in the House. It includes vital language to
You may have seen Karen Testerman publicly circulating false claims about HB 396 and the actions of her husband, Rep. Dave Testerman. It’s important that you know the truth. As you may know, in February of this year, churches around New Hampshire spent days and nights engaged in tireless
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