This will be the last Arizona Pastors’ Bulletin you will receive from Center for Arizona Policy (CAP). Before I share the “big change,” I have a brief update on COVID-19 and your church. Gov. Ducey will convene a special session of the Arizona Legislature sometime in...
Month: May 2020
What happens when you change your mind? The facts about abortion pill rescue.
Engage Arizona: Public Policy for Daily Life · What happens when you change your mind? The facts about abortion pill rescue. Jor-El Godsey leads the world’s largest leadership supply line for the pregnancy help movement by providing accurate information, training, and...
The CDC, Zoom Fatigue, & More
What a week. Many of you are gearing up to re-open for in-person gatherings - whether that be for worship services, small groups, prayer, or some combination thereof. However, for some of you, re-assimilation as a congregation is still weeks, or even months away. In...
Honor Them, Vote
Little can be done to sufficiently honor those who have given their lives to secure our freedoms. We pause each Memorial Day with gratitude to pray for their families, and publicly recognize their sacrifice. We can do more. We can renew our commitment to further...
A Place to Call Home
Amirah waited 842 days for her forever home. The emotional highs and lows leading to foster care would take their toll on any seven-year-old, but she was resilient. After only a couple of years with her foster family, they offered her a proposal, “Would you like us to...
Arizona’s Elections and the Pandemic Factor
A Pandemic can apparently shut down life as we know it, and throw our economy into a tail spin, but one thing it won't stop: The 2020 election. In fact, elections feed off of chaos. As a key battleground state, Arizona's elections were shaping up to be quite volatile...
The Wide Spectrum of Mothering
Using Our Freedom Wisely
Using our freedom wisely. As we look toward the eventual reopening of Arizona’s retail, dining, elective surgery, and more, no doubt your minds and hearts have already been thinking and planning ahead toward our congregations meeting together again. At the Arizona...
Facts, Feelings, and Fighting the Virus
The COVID-19 crisis has touched all of us in some way. It has sickened loved ones, closed schools, killed jobs, and even slowed us down a bit, bringing families closer and refocusing priorities. We have yet to fully experience its effects on culture, public policy,...