Citizen Update

September 5, 2014 Appeals Court Rules Against Marriage by Kim Trobee Late Thursday, the 7th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals struck down marriage law in Wisconsin and Indiana. Julaine Appling, president of Wisconsin Family Action, said she was disappointed, but not surprised by the decision. “We knew we had the most liberal panel of judges on the 7th Circuit,” she said. “When they denied the state’s request to have the case heard before all ten judges on the court, we pretty much knew what to expect.” Read More Administration Cries ‘Uncle’ in Abortion Mandate Appeals No more appeals. by CitizenLink Team Massachusetts: ‘Lynn-Tolerance’ Against Christians What the Lynn School Committee has done…is to discriminate against the students of Gordon College based on their religion. by Andrew Beckwith Synthetic Morality Most of the country no longer believe in the Bible's accuracy. by Tom Minnery   Video Features CitizenLink and associated state organizations have now made more than 1 million calls to motivate pro-family voters. And it's only September. Do the public school students in your life know what their rights are? They'll especially want to know No. 4. CitizenLink Radio: Federal Judge Upholds Louisiana Marriage Amendment Louisiana voters have the right to preserve marriage. Friends of CitizenLink Offering students a liberal arts education with Christian values. The beautiful campus is located in Williamsburg, Kentucky. Quoteworthy “The laws of nature are the laws of God, who's authority can be superseded by no power on earth.” — George Mason, (1725-1792), author of the Virginia Constitution and the Virginia Bill of Rights Stay Connected: