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ADF’s Eric Stanley on Threats to Religious Freedom

February 3, 2012   ·   By   ·   0 Comments

Eric Stanley, Alliance Defense Fund

The Family Heritage Alliance held a Spirtual Leaders Summit at the South Dakota State Capitol in Pierre, bringing pastors and ministry leaders from across the state to discuss legislation and meet with legislators.

Afterward, these pastors, ministry leaders and a number of legislators met at a local church for a luncheon and to hear special speakers.

Alliance Defense Fund Chief Legal Counsel Eric Stanley was one of the featured speakers.



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