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Prayer Rally for Lisa Miller Highlights Parental Rights and Traditional Marriage      4/17/2008

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What would you do if someone from your past attempted to gain full custody of your child even though they had no biological or adoptive relationship with the child? It sounds outrageous, but Lisa Miller is facing such a custody battle. However, due to courts that favor the arguments of homosexual activists Lisa's custody battle is now in the Virginia Supreme Court. Many gathered in Richmond, Virginia outside the court to provide Lisa and her attorneys with moral and spiritual support as oral arguments were heard. Mike Mears, CWA Legislative Action Committee's Director of State Legislative Relations, spoke to Matt Barber, CWA's Policy Director for Cultural Issues, live from the state capitol. Listen | Download

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