I want to update you on the legislation surrounding posting the Ten Commandments in Louisiana K-12 public school classrooms and state-funded universities. During the Spring 2024 session of the Louisiana legislature, House Representative Dodie Horton from Bossier Parish authored and introduced House Bill 71 (HB 71). This bill would require the displaying of the Ten … Continued
A Judge has now blocked Louisiana’s recently-passed law requiring classrooms to display the Ten Commandments, citing “free exercise” claims. What do you think? From The Christian Post. A federal judge has temporarily blocked a recently passed Louisiana law that would require public schools to display the Ten Commandments in their classrooms. Do you want state … Continued
Louisiana has now classified abortion pills as “controlled substances,” only allowing their prescription for “legitimate” reasons. From Live Action. A Louisiana law requiring the classification of the abortion pill drugs mifepristone and misoprostol as controlled substances went into effect on October 1. Do you want state prayer alerts? Act 246, also known as the Catherine and … Continued
A “Peace Monument” stands in Port Hudson, Louisiana, where one Union and one Confederate soldier are interned together. Last August, I prayed at this climactic site with my IFA Louisiana co-leader Lisa Townsend, asking God to forgive and cleanse this blood-soaked land. Port Hudson was the scene of the longest continuous siege (48 days) in … Continued
Sometimes, the Lord calls us to specific physical places to intercede and ask for God’ss insight. IFA Louisiana met in Mansfield, Louisiana, answering that prompting to pray. We knew our purpose was to repent for our ancestors’ part in the Civil War and cleanse the land from innocent bloodshed. Mansfield was the site of a … Continued
Other states tried and failed to mandate the display of the ten commandments in schools. Why was Louisiana successful? This is the inspiring story. From WORLD. Eight months ago, Louisiana state Rep. Dodie Horton sat in her Bossier Parish office basking in the afterglow of a successful reelection campaign. When she opened her email, she … Continued
Louisiana is not the first state to allow the Ten Commandments in classrooms, but it is now the first state to mandate their inclusion. From The Epoch Times. Louisiana has become the first state to enact a law mandating that the Ten Commandments be prominently displayed at all public schools and colleges. Have you taken … Continued
Louisiana may set a precedent for displaying the Ten Commandments in schools, although many feel that the legislation would violate the first amendment. What do you think of this bill? From Nola.com. Louisiana will become the first state to require that public universities and K-12 schools display the Ten Commandments in every classroom after the Senate voted … Continued
When IFA Louisiana state prayer leader Lisa Townsend saw that Arkansas Gov. Sara Huckabee Sanders released a proclamation on Oct. 9, 2023, in support of Israel and its right to defend itself from Hamas, its words struck a chord. Who is praying on the wall? “OK, a proclamation has got to happen in Louisiana … Continued
As our federal government continues to flounder on the border, many states are taking the crisis into their own hands. From The Epoch Times. Conservative states across the country — Florida, Iowa, Louisiana, Tennessee, Georgia, and Oklahoma — are taking border security matters into their own hands, proposing or passing legislation targeting illegal immigration. Let … Continued
As the U.S. mulls whether to surrender its sovereignty to the WHO, Louisiana is taking bold, preventative action. From Tenth Amendment Center. On Tuesday, the Louisiana Senate unanimously passed a bill that would end state and local cooperation with rules and mandates that may be imposed by international organizations, including the United Nations and the … Continued
This election year is one of the most important in recent memory. What impact will these many court cases and decisions have? From The Epoch Times. Which party rules the House of Representatives beginning in 2025 could be as much a function of judges issuing rulings as voters making choices between rival candidates. Discuss issues … Continued
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