Stand for Life & Marriage
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Stand for Life & Marriage
On November 3rd, Virginians will vote on two proposed constitutional amendments on marriage and abortion passed by the Virginia General Assembly. They would alter the Constitution of the Commonwealth of Virginia. And they would both go against our Biblical convictions.
As followers of Christ, we are called to speak God’s message, not with fear or anger.
- The sanctity of human life (Psalm 139:13–16)
- Speaking for those who cannot speak for themselves (Proverbs 31:8–9)
- God’s design for marriage and family (Genesis 2:24; Matthew 19:4–6)
- Our call to be salt and light in our culture (Matthew 5:13–16)
Constitutional amendments are foundational and long-lasting. Once embedded in Virginia’s constitution, they are very difficult to reverse and could shape the legal framework of our commonwealth for generations.
This is not about politics or political parties. This is about Biblical conviction. This is about being faithful to God’s call to be salt and light in our world and to speak His truth.
What Can You Do?
- Pray: Pray for wisdom, courage, and compassion for our churches and leaders.
- Be Informed: Take time to understand what the amendments propose and how they affect life, families, and our Commonwealth.
- Prepare to Vote: Confirm your voter registration and make a plan to vote this November.
- Engage with Grace: Speak truthfully, but with Christlike love.
The Abortion Amendment
This measure would enshrine unlimited abortion access within Virginia’s constitution. It threatens to strip protections for both women and unborn children. It also strips critical conscience protections for medical professionals who refuse to perform abortions.
View House Bill HB781 Family Foundation Resources
The Marriage Amendment
This proposal aims to dismantle the historic and biblical definition of marriage in the state constitution. Passing it would invite severe government pressure on local churches. It directly threatens the religious liberties of Christians.
Want to Vote Early?
THE NOVEMBER GENERAL ELECTION IS TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3.
In Virginia, you have three ways to vote:
- By mail
- Early in person
- On Election Day
You can vote early beginning 45 days before Election Day (starts September 18) and ending the Saturday before Election Day. Before visiting your local registrar’s office, you may wish to check your registration status or call your registrar’s office.
