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You won’t want to miss the next installment of AU’s Church & State magazine ([link removed])! In our May issue, we are not only celebrating the 75th birthday of our magazine, but also the tremendous success of the inaugural Summit For Religious Freedom (SRF).
Our cover story features excerpts from the motivating speeches given at SRF by keynote speakers Bradley Onishi, Kierra Johnson and Katherine Stewart, who all make clear why a national recommitment to church-state separation is so essential for true religious freedom, LGBTQ equality, reproductive freedom, the survival of our democracy and so many other issues we care about.
AU President and CEO Rachel Laser writes about the powerful experience she had on Capitol Hill during SRF’s Lobby Day, advocating in support of the Do No Harm Act with AU members, clients and celebrity guests Bradley Whitford and Amy Landecker.
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COVER STORY: Scaling The Summit: Exposing The Dangers Of Christian Nationalism — And Urging Americans To Pledge Support For Church-State Separation
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PERSPECTIVE: PERSPECTIVE: Stars Shine On Capitol Hill: An Amazing Day Of Advocating For Religious Freedom.
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FEATURED: Page By Page: Americans United’s Church & State Magazine Celebrates 75 Years Of Publishing
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