The Grandma Revolution is dedicated to honoring the wisdom, strength, faith, and love grandmothers pour into their families and communities every day.

At the heart of every American family stands Grandma. Some of us lived through the Great Depression and are still here to talk about it. Some of us were lucky enough to grow up in the 1950s and 60s, when children played outside all day and were simply expected home when the streetlights came on. Some of us partied through the Age of Aquarius and the Psychedelic era.

We are baby boomers, traditionalists, and survivors of one of the most challenging times in our nation's history.  We are tired of the confusion forced onto our grandchildren through pronouns and sexually explicit books in school libraries. We are exhausted by "Celebrity Christianity" and the "Glitter Gospel."

We want our grandchildren to grow up in the America we loved. We still go to church every Sunday, Bible in hand, and we still cook Sunday dinner for our families and we'll set an extra plate for you. We are peaceful, faithful women—but you mess with our grandchildren, and you better be prayed up, because you might just meet Jesus sooner than you expected!

So pull up your bootstraps, ladies. We need boots on the ground, we have a country to save—one grandma at a time.