Thank You for Committing to Pray

Thank you for committing to pray for the protection of children in United States of America v. Skrmetti at the Supreme Court!

We pray that the court upholds Tennessee’s law to protect minors from harmful procedures that can permanently alter and damage their bodies.

Laws like this are vital to protect children from being pushed into harmful and unnecessary procedures, the kind of procedures that Prisha Mosley was pushed to undergo as a child.

Due to struggles with mental health issues at a young age, she was encouraged by doctors to start taking puberty blockers and testosterone before she had even completed puberty—and she’s been left to struggle with physical pain and elevated risks of liver dysfunction, coronary artery disease, cerebrovascular disease, hypertension, and breast and uterine cancer for the rest of her life.

We must stand up to protect our children today.   

The government should give Americans the freedom to live and speak according to the truth, and that includes the truth that God made us wonderfully and distinctly male and female in His image—something that cannot be changed.

But some government officials are heralding lies.

They’re allowing males in women’s sports, keeping parents in the dark about what goes on when their children are in school, and colluding with Big Tech to silence everyday Americans for using their free speech to proclaim to truth.

Our clients are people like you: parents, teachers, students, and everyday Americans trying live according to their beliefs. And it’s through the generosity of Ministry Friends like you that we can continue to come alongside our clients who have been silenced—and represent them in court without charging them a dime so they can stand for everyone’s freedom.

Will you give a gift today to help preserve your freedom to live according to your beliefs?

Your gift will help:

• Defend the parental rights of parents like Dan and Jennifer Mead, whose daughter was being treated like a boy and encouraged to “socially transition” by school faculty all without their knowledge or consent.
• Protect the freedom of prospective foster and adoptive parents to care for children in need without being forced to undergo an ideological litmus test. State governments are barring parents from adopting if they can’t agree to take children to LGBTQ “pride” events or treat children as if they were the opposite sex.
• Defend more laws across the country protecting children from harmful and unnecessary procedures meant to make them look like the opposite sex.