Lauren Noyes serves as Executive Director of Faith and Law. Previously, she worked as Director of House Relations and Director of Special Projects for the Heritage Foundation. She started her career on Capitol Hill working for Congressman John Shadegg (R-AZ) and later became legislative director for Congressman Joe Pitts (R-PA). During her time on the Hill, she participated in Faith and Law, which has made her position as Executive Director especially meaningful for her and impactful to the organization. Lauren graduated magna cum laude from Wake Forest University with a B.A. in English Literature. She lives in Arlington, VA with her husband, Brad, and their four children.

Haley serves as Director of Development for Faith and Law. She graduated from Grove City College with a B.A. in Communication Studies and minors in English and Sociology. Prior to Faith and Law, she worked in a myriad of development roles for Cornerstone Schools of Washington, D.C., a school that serves low-income students in Anacostia, and International Justice Mission, the world’s largest anti-slavery organization. She brings together a passion for justice, mercy, and seeing individuals use their power for good in the public square. After six years of living on the Hill, Haley and her husband Andrew live in Alexandria, VA with their Lottie and son Augustus.

Jacque Armentrout serves as Faith and Law's Communication Director. Prior to coming to Faith and Law, Jacque worked in development at America World Adoption, creating and implementing their strategic digital fundraising and communication efforts. Jacque also worked at AKQA, leading digital projects for major companies such as USPS and Disney as well as D.C. based startup, Silas Partners, where she managed the design and development of websites and multi-channel marketing campaigns for Christian ministries such as Langham Partnership, Harvest and NRB. Originally from Switzerland, Jacque earned a bachelors degree from Duke University. She lives in Oakton, VA with her husband and three children.

Nicole White serves as Events Coordinator for Faith and Law. Previously, she worked as executive assistant for Congressman Brian Babin (TX-36). In addition to her work on Capitol Hill, Nicole has experience in a congressional district office and in campaign work. She graduated summa cum laude from Pensacola Christian College with a bachelors degree in Political Science. She lives on Capitol Hill with her husband Joey and son Henry.

Savannah Frasier graduated from Patrick Henry College with a B.A in History and Minor in Biblical Studies. She previously worked as Communications Director for Rep. Doug Lamborn (CO-05) and Rep. Michael Cloud (TX-27). Her experience with Faith & Law as a staffer enriched her time on the Hill both personally and professionally. She currently resides in Alexandria, VA with her husband and two year old son.

Kiki Bradley, Partner, Chartwell Policy Solutions
Cherie Harder, President, The Trinity Forum
Gabe Neville
John Palafoutas, Chairman of the Board
Mark Rodgers
Andrea McDaniel Smith
Matthew Spalding, Dean, Van Andel Graduate School of Government, Hillsdale College Washington DC Campus
Mark Strand
Marc Wheat
Bill Wichterman, President of the Board

Advisory Board

Barry Black, Chaplain of the U.S. Senate
Joseph Capizzi, Executive Director of the Institute for Human Ecology, the Catholic University of America
The Honorable Steve Daines, U.S. Senate
Robert P. George, Princeton University
Os Guinness, author and social critic
Fr. William Gurnee, St. Joseph’s on Capitol Hill
Rev. Bill Haley, Executive Director, Coracle
The Honorable Mike Johnson, U.S. House of Representatives
The Honorable James Lankford, U.S. Senate
Art Lindsley, Vice President for Theological Initiatives for the Institute for Faith, Work, and Economics
The Honorable Cathy McMorris Rodgers, U.S. House of Representatives (Honorary Member)
Paul McNulty, Co-Founder of Faith and Law and President of Grove City College
Russell Moore, Christianity Today's editor in chief and the director of the Public Theology Project.
Nancy Pearcey, author and professor at Houston Baptist University
The Honorable Joe Pitts, former Member of the U.S. House of Representatives
Emmett Price, Dean of Africana Studies, Berklee College of Music
Heather Rice-Minus, Senior Vice President of Advocacy and Mobilization at Prison Fellowship
The Honorable Zach Wamp, former Member of the U.S. House of Representatives
George Weigel, Senior Fellow of the Ethics and Public Policy Center
The Honorable Frank Wolf, former Member of the U.S. House of Representatives
Jenny Yang