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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: New South Dakota bill protects children from harmful drugs, surgeries and treatments Rep. Fred Deutsch and 42 co-sponsors introduce Vulnerable Child Protection Act Tuesday PIERRE, S.D. – Rep. Fred Deutsch Tuesday introduced the Vulnerable Child Protection Act, a bill to prevent medical harm against children struggling with … Continue reading
Join us for the 2020 Ministry Leaders’ Capitol Summit! February 6, 9:00am (CST) – Capitol Lake Visitor Center Every year, pastors, priests, and para-church ministry leaders come to the Capitol for a day of inspiration, networking, and encouragement! Join us February 6 in Pierre, as we take everyone through a … Continue reading
Come for a discussion of the upcoming Legislative Session: What to expect and how to be involved!
Come for a discussion of the upcoming Legislative Session: What to expect, and how to be involved!
Do you have daughters who play sports? Did you play sports in high school or college? If you or someone you know played sports and wants to stand for fairness for female athletes to ensure male athletes do not take spots away from our young girls, we have an opportunity … Continue reading
South Dakota Right to Life (SDRTL) is more than grateful for the recent news reported by the South Dakota Department of Health that the number of elective abortion procedures performed in South Dakota went down from 497 in 2017 to 382 in 2018. This 23% reduction from the previous year … Continue reading
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: June 5, 2019 CONTACT: J.P. Duffy or Joshua Arnold, (866) FRC-NEWS or (866)-372-6397 WASHINGTON, D.C. — This afternoon the Department of Health and Human Services announced that the National Institutes of Health (NIH) will discontinue research involving the “use of human fetal tissue from elective abortion.” Family … Continue reading
