Legislative News
Third Week of Alabama Legislative Session
Pictures from ALCAP’s ministry work this week! Greg Davis was happy to be in Walker County to update Mount Vernon Baptist Church on ALCAP’s important work in our state. Thanks to Pastor Josh Mayes (L) and Mount Vernon for the many years of support! Also very nice to have State Representative Greg Barnes (C) in…
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2026 Alabama State House Prayer Rally Hundreds of Christians from across Alabama joined us for the ALCAP annual prayer rally! We are grateful for all who attended and encouraged that so many citizens and elected officials are asking for God’s guidance over our state. Click here to listen to the full rally! First Weekly Legislative Prayer Breakfast…
Read MoreFirst Week of 2026 Alabama Legislative Session
ALCAP’s Greg Davis Opens the Alabama Senate in Prayer ALCAP President Greg Davis was honored to once again open the Alabama Senate in prayer on the first day of the new legislative session. Let’s all commit to be praying for our 140 legislators as they weigh and decide consequential matters over the next couple months. …
Read MoreLegislation to Help Protect Children from Pornography
Pornography has had a devastating effect across our state and nation. It destroys marriages, promotes exploitation, shackles people with addiction, damages mental health, and has every single hallmark of a destructive behavior. According to a study conducted by Common Sense Media, the average age of first exposure to pornography is just 12 years old. The widespread…
Read MoreSOS Wes Allen on Legislation Protecting Election Integrity
Alabama’s Secretary of State, Wes Allen, recently called into Priority Talk Radio to talk with ALCAP President Greg Davis about the passing of his bipartisan legislation (SB142) codifying his Alabama Voter Integrity Database (AVID) into law and providing for measures ensuring that only those individuals who should be allowed to vote are able to vote.…
Read More2025 Legislative Session Recap
ALCAP-Supported Bills That Passed SB186: Protecting Minors from Pornography Summary of SB186: This bill requires manufacturers of certain Internet-enabled devices, including smartphones and tablets, to contain a filter that is enabled during the activation of the device if the user is a minor. This filter will be capable of preventing the device from accessing or…
Read MoreLegislative Update: 5/12/25
State Legislators Fail to Pass Ban on THC Products Derived from Hemp While ALCAP and other conservative organizations strongly advocated for a ban on dangerous psychoactive products being sold (even to minors) in Alabama, the State Legislature did not go that route. Instead, HB445 strongly regulates these “gas station weed” THC products widely available in the…
Read MoreState Legislators Fail to Pass Ban on THC Products Derived from Hemp
While ALCAP and other conservative organizations strongly advocated for a ban on dangerous psychoactive products being sold (even to minors) in Alabama, the State Legislature did not go that route. Instead, HB445 strongly regulates these “gas station weed” THC products widely available in the form of gummies and even canned drinks. For more information, you can…
Read MoreMelea Stephens on the Passing of the Safer Devices for Kids Act
ALCAP President Greg Davis was joined by Melea Stephens (LPC, MMFT) on Priority Talk Radio to discuss two bills: SB186 (a cellphone adult content filter bill for minors) and SB187 (an age-verification bill for app stores). Stephens, a Licensed Counselor with Wellspring Christian Clinic and a Board Member for the National Center on Sexual Exploitation,…
Read MoreVictory for Alabama and ALCAP: Lawsuit against VCAP Law Dismissed
ALCAP and a few other like-minded organizations have scored a major legal victory following the recent voluntary dismissal of a federal lawsuit that challenged the state’s Vulnerable Child Compassion and Protection Act (VCAP). This 2022 law bans the use of puberty blockers, hormone treatments, and gender transition surgeries for individuals under 19. Originally blocked by…
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