Category Archives: Legislative update

  The Indiana General Assembly convened  for Organization Day on Tuesday, November 22, in the Indianapolis State House. Speaker of the House Brian C. Bosma  spoke to the members about how his visit to Haiti influenced his life, their collective aspirations … Continue reading →

Note: I’ve talked with Reverend Matthew Barnes at the Indiana State House several times. He is the Director of the Indiana Capitol Commission, a ministry for Bible studies, prayer, and discipleship. April 25, 2011 Dear Katie: God is so good, … Continue reading →

While I was at the Indiana State House this week the proposed map detailing Indiana House and Senate districts was unveiled by House and Senate Republicans.  Every ten years the Indiana General Assembly votes on  a new map. The congressional … Continue reading →

The headline March 29th in The Journal Gazette in my hometown of Fort Wayne read: 35 days later… They’re back Unions cheer; GOP welcome Less than warm To quote the article by Niki Kelly: “Rep. Win Moses, D-Fort Wayne, said … Continue reading →

When I visited the Indiana Capitol this week to speak with a  legislator about health care as it pertains to Christian Science the historic building was filled with working men and women representing “Stand Up for Hoosiers!”. As I stood … Continue reading →

I met Representative Ed Clere last summer at a coffee shop in New Albany. He was completing his first two years as a new representative and was getting ready to run for re-election. My New Albany Assistant Committee Fay Greckel … Continue reading →

The 117th Indiana General Assembly has many new faces this year with 125 newly elected legislators. As the spokesperson for Christian Science in Indiana I enjoy meeting legislators face-to-face during this legislative session at the State House and throughout the … Continue reading →

I spend a considerable amount of time in the Indiana State House in Indianapolis while The General Assembly is in session.  I drive about 125 miles from Fort Wayne each visit, so I usually spend several days at a time … Continue reading →

As a Committee on Publication it is not in my job description to be Republican, Democrat or of any political leaning.  I like crossing all party lines to inform legislators about Christian Science; however, when I hear an address that … Continue reading →

The Indiana General Assembly convened January 5 in Indianapolis, and I was a part of it sitting in the fourth floor balcony of the House with staffers, visitors, and lobbyists. And no, I am not a lobbyist, but I represent … Continue reading →