Pastor Jack Hibbs Warns Christians About Family Preparedness Plan Act: May Need to Leave California

Pastor Jack Hibbs Warns Christians About Family Preparedness Plan Act: May Need to Leave California

Pastor Jack Hibbs of Calvary Chapel Chino Hills in California issued a warning to his congregation last week regarding Assembly Bill 495. He cautioned Christians that they may need to consider leaving the state if lawmakers pass a controversial new bill that would permit almost any adult to take custody of a child without notifying the parents.
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