By Jerry Cox / June 24, 2022
From Left: Arkansas Governor Asa Hutchinson, Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge (seated), and Speaker of the House Matthew Shepherd following...
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By Jerry Cox / June 24, 2022
On Friday the U.S. Supreme Court issued a landmark decision reversing the 1973 Roe v. Wade abortion ruling. The court's...
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By Jerry Cox / June 24, 2022
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEFriday, June 24, 2022 LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — On Friday the U.S. Supreme Court released its Dobbs v....
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By Jerry Cox / June 24, 2022
With the recent leak of a draft opinion from the U.S. Supreme Court, many people now expect the court to...
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By Jerry Cox / June 23, 2022
Above: The aftermath of a firebombing at CompassCare pregnancy resource center in Buffalo, NY. The pro-abortion domestic terror group Jane’s...
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Who We Are
Meet Family Council Family Council President Jerry Cox tells us a little about Family Council and its work. What Others Are Saying About Our Work In this 2016 video, now-former Southern Baptist Convention President and Pastor Ronnie Floyd discusses the work of Family Council and why pastors should be engaged in the public arena. Promoting ...
Each month Family Council mails update letters to more than five thousand churches and households across Arkansas. You can download these update letters here. ...
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This November voters will decide whether or not to add The Arkansas Religious Freedom Amendment to the state’s constitution. The Arkansas Religious Freedom Amendment would: Guarantee that state and local laws will not infringe religious liberty. Enshrine protections for religious freedom into the Arkansas Constitution Provide people with legal recourse if the government infringes their ...
Pro-Life Cities and Counties in Arkansas Free Toolkit Download The Pro-Life Cities and Counties Toolkit This toolkit is designed to assist anyone who is interested in securing passage of a pro-life resolution in any Arkansas municipality. This toolkit contains more information and suggestions than most people will need. In some communities these resolutions will pass ...
Overview Act 311 of 2021 / H.B. 1061 (The No Patient Left Alone) by Rep. Julie Mayberry (R – Hensley) and Sen. Breanne Davis (R – Russellville) protects patients from being left alone and denied visitors in hospitals, nursing homes, and similar facilities. No one should be barred from being in the hospital with their dying ...
Recent News
On Friday afternoon Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge signed a certification that Act 180 of ...
On Friday the U.S. Supreme Court issued a landmark decision reversing the 1973 Roe v. ...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASEFriday, June 24, 2022 LITTLE ROCK, Ark. — On Friday the U.S. Supreme ...
With the recent leak of a draft opinion from the U.S. Supreme Court, many people ...
On Tuesday Arkansas Attorney General Leslie Rutledge joined 18 other state attorneys general in a ...
A new Gallup survey finds belief in God is declining among Americans. Of those people ...
Since 1989, Family Council has been at the forefront promoting, protecting, and strengthening traditional family values in Arkansas. We are part of a nation-wide network of family policy councils associated with Focus on the Family.
Our mission involves shaping public opinion through media interviews, producing voter’s guides for elections, and shaping public policies through the legislative process. Family Council is a conservative education and research organization based in Little Rock, Arkansas. The Education Alliance and the Arkansas Physicians Resource Council are division of our work dedicated to promoting home schooling and to enabling Arkansas physicians to address social and moral issues that impact medical ethics.
Our offices are located just two blocks from the State Capitol Building in downtown Little Rock, Arkansas.
