Charisma News recently published a piece authored by Liberty Institute calling out 5 Dangerous Enemies Against Your Christian Faith. You might thing it would include evolution, the Big Bang, critical thinking, secular explanations for morality, or even a thorough reading of the Bible. Actually it just identifies the five biggest non-prophet non-profits fighting for equal rights for non-believers: ACLU, FFRF, AA, AU, and the AHA. Two of these organizations aren't even non-theistic! It's a painful read so be careful. After you read, visit the websites of these organizations and renew your memberships!

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This isn't easy, but there are resources. The best we've found is the FFRF's State/Church FAQ page. Here's a recent addition to our growing knowledge of issues affecting students in public school:

School employees may not run or participate in religious clubs in public schools, nor can they promote religious clubs or invite students to attend. Even though federal law dictates that public secondary schools cannot discriminate against student organizations, faculty monitors/facilitators/advisors may not participate in any religious meetings, and non-school persons may not direct, control or regularly attend activities of student groups. 

If you find something that appears to be a violation, be sure to let us know using our Contact Us page at the CFFC website.

Are you interested in helping guide CFFC into the future? Whether you have a specific skill or simply want to help out however it is needed, please let us know. There is much work already being done with more to do! Some tasks include:

• Online research
• Special events tabling
• Website administration
• Social media management
• Complaint intake and data entry

Some projects under way include incorporating in Florida, becoming a 501(c)(3), assembling a Board of Directors as well as standing and ad hoc committees to do the work of the organization. Use our Contact Us page to learn more or to offer your help!