FAITH AND FREEDOM COALITION INC

FAITH AND FREEDOM COALITION IS COMMITTED TO EDUCATING AND INFORMING PEOPLE AT THE GRASSROOTS LEVEL ABOUT TIMELY PUBLIC POLICY ISSUES AND ENCOURAGE THEM TO PARTICIPATE IN THE LEGISLATIVE PROCESS.

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Together we will influence public policy and enact legislation that strengthens families, promotes time-honored values, protects the dignity of life and marriage, lowers the tax burden on small business and families, and requires government to tighten its belt and live within its means. 85% of every dollar goes toward the organization and 15% goes toward overhead cost. We believe in educating and equipping our leaders with the tools they need to be a force for good in the governmental and political arena.

We are committed to educating and informing people at the grassroots level about timely public policy issues and encouraging them to participate in the legislative process. This is done through educating voters across the nation through voter outreach, helping get voters registered to vote, church outreach, phone banking, door to door home visits and more. We believe in the greatness of America and that it not only lies in our federal government, but in the character of our people.

Over the course of the past year, Faith & Freedom Coalition has been committed to advocating for individual liberty and family values, brining together America's faithful to champion the cause of vulnerable and marginalized. In our home based state, Georgia, Govt. Kemp introduced the Faith Protection Act to make Georgia a 'sanctuary state for people of faith.' “No emergency is ever an excuse to violate the fundamental rights of American citizens,” said Timothy Head, executive director of Faith and Freedom Coalition. “Religious freedom is one of our most precious liberties. It deserves protection from government overreach of every sort. Throughout 2020, we saw emergency powers invoked to close churches, write regulations to prosecute pastors and create new rules to discriminate against religious gatherings. It’s time for politicians who respect religious liberty to take action and prevent this from ever happening again in the future. Governor Kemp is leading the charge, and should be applauded for his efforts.” During the COVID-19 pandemic, Georgia was one of the few states to refuse to close down churches, synagogues, mosques and other places of worship. The Faith Protection Act ensures that Georgia will remain a state where religion can be practiced freely for the foreseeable future.