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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.

Religious Freedom in Healthcare

Nov 12, 12:00PM

Friday Forums

In Partnership with The Institute for Human Ecology

Religious Freedom in Healthcare Can we both serve the poor and protect Christian doctors and nurses?

Louis Brown, William Saunders

RSVP

Christian Political Judgment

Nov 19, 12:00PM

Friday Forums

In Partnership with Baylor in Washington

Christian Political Judgment

David Corey, Micah Watson

The Moral Presuppositions of Human Rights Discourse

Dec 3, 12:00PM

Friday Forums

In Partnership with The Institute for Human Ecology

The Moral Presuppositions of Human Rights Discourse

Robert George, William Saunders

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F&L provides the Biblical perspective on a myriad of current policies that every Christian should strive to gain knowledge of as a staff on Capitol Hill.

Hill Staffer

As I reflected in my morning meditation/prayer topic of gratitude, it brought to mind a feeling of thanks for what Faith & Law has brought to life on the Hill. Through your leadership, you have cultivated a community that unites policymakers in faith. It is because of people like you I feel called to serve and give more.

Senate Staffer

Faith and Law has been an invaluable resource for my professional and spiritual growth. Through Faith and Law's lectures and discussions, I have learned how to apply my faith to thorny policy issues and developed key relational ties with fellow believers on the Hill.

Senate Staffer