Thank you for your concern about the so-called hate crimes bill HR 1592, the Local Law Enforcement Hate Crimes Prevention Act of 2007, and its effect on Christians.  As you know, this begins to lay the legal framework to persecute and prosecute those who refuse, for moral and religious reasons, to agree or teach their children that homosexuality, transgender, cross-dressing etc is normal and desirable.

Ultimately, a pastor’s sermon concerning homosexuality could be considered an incitement to violence and punished with a fine or prison.

Would you please fill out the information below?  We need to be able to communicate with you on this vital issue.  It is likely that we will only be given seven (7) days notice before a hearing on the bill and only 24 hours notice before it is voted on in the House Judiciary committee. 

The U.S. House of Representatives hate crime bill was introduced March 20, 2007.   We expect the U.S. Senate version to be introduced very soon and want to update you at that time.

Your contact information will be used to keep you informed about legislation.   

After you fill out the form, we will direct you to our CapWiz tool so that you can directly write your U.S. Representative.  A special alert has been written for you to send to your Member of Congress.

Thank you for taking the time to voice your concern about this serious threat to free speech and freedom of religion.