Be Sure to Join Us on Tuesday, July 22, 2025, at 6:30 PM

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 Who is a person?  How can we nurture young families?  

Representatives from Georgia Right to Life (GRTL) and Fayette Pregnancy Resource Center (FPRC) will help us to address these and other questions.  

The Georgia Republican Party believes in God and that all men and women are created in the image of God.  The traditional family is the strength of the nation and it is our solemn duty to protect innocent life.  We believe in the right to life from conception, beginning at fertilization, to natural death.  Unfortunately, many other political parties promote aborting, transgendering, and sex trafficking children; as well as, breaking apart the traditional family.  Fortunately, there are many people who know that Jesus is the way, the truth, and the life, that Jesus wants all of us to live an abundant life now and for eternity, that all human beings are persons, and that the child, mother, and father of young families need good neighbors to nurture them.  

Another question:  What can we do to be good neighbors? Check out the websites below.

 Many of you have read C. S. Lewis' books: "Mere Christianity," "The Screwtape Letters," "The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe" (book 2 of the "Chronicles of Narnia"), and/or others; but what do you know about C. S. Lewis himself?  The film "The Most Reluctant Convert" by the Fellowship for Performing Arts tells the untold story of C. S. Lewis.  The film presents Lewis' own Words from his autobiography "Surprised by Joy."  It is filmed on location at Lewis' boyhood home in Dublin, Ireland, at the house of his tutor in Sussex, England, at Oxford University, at his favorite pub, at his home at Oxford, and at Lewis' church.  As C. S. Lewis tells his own story where each event happened and as he leads you from one world to another in Narnian style, you will meet some interesting people like: his father, the Great Knock, J. R. R. Tolkien ("The Lord of the Rings"), immortals, and even God ("Holy Bible").  Maybe you will be surprised by joy, too.  The film is 74 minutes and appropriate for children over 13.

 "The 1916 Project," is a powerful documentary that uncovers the disturbing legacy of Margaret Sanger, the founder of Planned Parenthood and her deep ties to the eugenics movement (a dark harmful pseudoscientific belief aimed at "improving" humanity by controlling who could reproduce. This ideology targeted marginalized groups - especially people of color, the poor, and those with disabilities - justifying horrific policies like forced sterilizations and treating human lives as disposable). 

Through compelling historic research and expert analysis, the film reveals how Sanger's racist and elitist ideologies have shaped the modern cultural landscape. From the promotion of abortion to the breakdown of family structures and the rise of gender confusion, "The 1916 Project" exposes the enduring impact of her influence, particularly on communities of color. The film serves as a call to action for those seeking to understand the origin of America's moral decline and the forces at play in today's culture war.

Please invite your pastors and church members who want to reclaim America's core values of Faith, Family, and Freedom.

Speaker: Ming Z. Scheer
Born in Shanghai, China in 1966
Graduated from the University of Shanghai
Endured a difficult life in communist China
The mother, brother, sister, and Ming sacrificed everything to legally immigrate to the United States in 1987 – San Francisco, CA
Embraced U.S. freedom, while continuing a difficult transition to a new country
Doug met Ming at the gym in San Francisco in October of 2008 – later to marry in 2013
In 2015 – Ming was attracted to the Republican party because of Donald J. Trump – Trump opposes all forms of socialism and communism
Ming served as the Chairman for the U.S. association of “Chinese Americans for Trump”
The association sponsored rallies in the largest 26 U.S. cities on 11/3/2016 to get the Chinese American’s to vote for Donald Trump (HUSE Gatherings)
Ming was invited and attended the Donald J. Trump Inauguration on January 20, 2017
Ming has a unique story for the sacrifice that she and her family endured to gain their freedom. It was a difficult life under communism in the late 1960’s and 1970’s. Ming’s mother knew America represented freedom and a better life for her children. The family had to sacrifice everything to legally immigrate to the United States.

Ming’s father was a surgeon with limited money. For her father to come to the U.S., his medical license would not be accepted, and he would have to go back to medical school. Without any money, and not speaking English, immigration was not an option for her dad. Ming’s parents divorced so the family (Mother, brother, and sister) could come to the U.S.

Life was difficult in the U.S., but the family embraced the culture, and they are now living the American dream. Donald Trump and the Republican party represent and support the values and freedoms that Ming and her family sacrificed so much in their lives to obtain.

Speaker: David Richardson.

In modern America, with all sides claiming “misinformation” and many of the loudest voices exclaim “I have to speak my truth” #MyTruth, wouldn’t it be nice if one could actually discern “WHAT IS TRUE” in the first place?  

You do not want to miss a presentation on “The Crisis of Truth” at our upcoming Fayette County Republican Men’s Club, Tuesday, July 23 at 6:30 pm at the Fayette County Republican Event Center.  Not only will you discover what truth really is, but you’ll learn a tangible skill to enhance your discernment ability.

Our speaker, David Richardson, is the President of Assumptions Institute. He is  the author of the ground-breaking book, Transparent: How to See Through the Powerful Assumptions That Control You, He is  the creator of Learn to Discern discernment training.  

Dave has been featured by Publisher’s Weekly, Real America’s Voice Network, The Eric Metaxas Show, The Doug Collins Podcast, Off the Bench with Heidi St. John, The Counterculture Mom Podcast, and many other media.  

Dave is also a contributor to The Epoch Times.  He holds three degrees including a Master of Theology in Applied Theology from the University of Oxford.  Dave has been in vocational ministry for four decades. 

 He served with Cru (formerly Campus Crusade for Christ) for 30 years, most of those years were devoted to working with university professors.  Dave started Cru’s faculty ministry in Atlanta serving professors at Georgia Tech and other universities in the city.  He then founded Assumptions Institute in 2015.  

Dave is a highly sought after cultural and intellectual strategist for leaders and future leaders.  He is famous for using the power of assumptions to help executives, educators, students, and parents develop real world discernment without being argumentative or needing an advanced degree.

"Letter to the American Church" by Eric Metaxas and Turning Point USA reveals the haunting similarities between today's American Church and the German Church of 1930.  If the German Church had heeded the warnings, World War 2 might not have happened?  They might have stopped it.  If the American Church does not heed the warnings, what might happen to us?  This is a 1:01 hour movie, and we will follow with discussion.