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Create a Religious Freedom Alliance

Religious Freedom for all means working together

We encourage interfaith understanding through a wide range of gatherings and reciprocal visits among faith groups. Our alliances facilitate, sponsor, and encourage cordial and mutually supportive multi-faith conferences, forums, luncheons, and conversations for faithful members and leaders. ​

Steps to Starting an Alliance

Not sure if you have an alliance in your area?  See if there's an alliance near you, here you will meet individuals of various faiths and denominations, share information, come up with action plans and together involve God to preserve one another's rights. 

Together, we'll convene public interest groups with varying views to seek common ground, freedom, and mutual respect. By promoting civil discourse, among those with differing views and opinions, we can achieve genuine religious freedom and human dignity for all.

Meeting

Meet:

People from Different Faith Backgrounds

First Step is to meet people from a different faith background – you might find these contacts in the business world, political groups, or even a book club or rec team. They just need to be individuals who are committed to protecting and defending human dignity and/or religious freedom. The objective is to invite people with differing views and promote respectful dialogue.

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Educate:

Share Ideas and Information to Better Understand the Issues

Come together to share ideas and materials related to religious freedom, while also exploring and understanding its impact on your community, businesses, and political parties. When groups discuss and explore the implications of current legislation and court cases on religious freedom, while maintaining a nonpartisan stance, it becomes easier to understand the issues and the freedoms being disrupted.

Law

Act:

Create Plans to Engage Lawmakers and Other Citizens

We'll foster both institutional and interfaith action plans among religious and community groups to collectively support religious freedom in the Metroplex. We'll also inspire individual action plans among public citizens and congregants to champion religious freedom in their daily lives. Furthermore, we will engage lawmakers and jurists in the defense of religious freedom and its exercise.

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Involve God:

Seek Help from a Higher Power

We seek the help and support of Almighty God in securing and defending the right to worship and practice faith according to one's own beliefs and traditions.

Contact the RFAC 

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