Monthly Archives: July 2010

Pastor Brad Brandon, host of Word of Truth on KKMS radio, told the crowd that “We must choose to protect marriage as it is written in Scripture; as it is promoted in nature; as it was understood by the founders … Continue reading »

Father Mike Becker, from the Archdiocese of St. Paul and Minneapolis, told supporters today that from a spiritual perspective, “Marital intimacy is a prayer,” relaying the account of a woman who told him that she believed there were angels in … Continue reading »

Chuck Darrell of the Minnesota Family Council highlighted three bills pending in the Minnesota State Senate, each of which is a direct threat to marriage. The bills are being kept quiet because legislators are afraid of the electoral fallout for … Continue reading »

Lots of enthusiasm and new supporters on this beautiful morning in St. Paul.

Supporters begin to gather as we finish setting up in front of the Capitol in St. Paul.   

Rallies for and against Gay Marriage  By Jackie Johnson, Wisconsin Radio Network, July 27, 2010 The National Organization for Marriage stops in Madison during its 23-city, 19-state bus tour, before it wraps things up with a rally in the nation’s … Continue reading »

I woke this morning in Elgin, Illinois, and pointed the nose of the rental car towards Madison, Wisconsin. My leg of the National Organization for Marriage’s 23 city “summer for marriage” bus tour began last Friday in Columbus, Ohio and … Continue reading »

With Brian Brown at the helm, the crowd of pro-marriage supporters who gathered on the steps of the state capitol in Madison, Wisconsin felt immediately at ease. “We respond to intolerance and to incivility with love,” he told the pro-marriage … Continue reading »

Pastor Ron Dobie of Christ the King Community Church spoke about “the power of marriage,” telling the audience that “It’s a costly adventure to change marriage.” Marriage is about responsibility and covenant – not convenience.

Speaking in Madison, Julianne Appling celebrated the constitutional amendment passed by the majority of Wisconsin voters and upheld by the Wisconsin Supreme Court. She spoke of the work of Wisconsin Family Action and vowed to never give up fighting for … Continue reading »