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Twice a month, all levels of Capitol Hill staff are invited to a lunch and a lecture or panel on contemporary political and cultural issues. The goal of these sessions is to promote Christian worldview development so that Hill staff can better understand the significance of their faith in their calling to the public square. Typically, we meet in a House or Senate Committee room from noon to 1:00 p.m. on a Friday, and explore issues such as criminal justice reform, religious freedom, economics, race, and life.

Bringing Back Marriage and Fatherhood

Dec 9, 12:00pm

Friday Forums

In Partnership with Institute for Family Studies

Bringing Back Marriage and Fatherhood The pro-family policy agenda needed for strong communities and a thriving economy

Dr. W. Bradford Wilcox

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No Coup, No Problem? Civil-Military Relations in an Age of Polarization

Apr 21, 12:00pm

Friday Forums

In Partnership with The University of Texas at Austin, Clements Center

No Coup, No Problem? Civil-Military Relations in an Age of Polarization

Peter Feaver

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F&L has facilitated my ability to create a network of like minded believers who can serve as a sounding board for ideas and can help move those ideas forward. F&L is not just a place to go hear lectures (and get free food) and learn about an issue; it's also a place to meet people with whom you can work cooperatively toward common goals.

Agency Staffer

It’s helped spark ideas that I take back to our legislative team and talk through.

Hill Staffer

No one is doing a Christian perspective on policy with briefings. This is the only briefing series like it on the Hill.

Hill Staffer