Registration is FREE. Attendees are responsible for their own travel and accommodations.

No. Although those who hold office in the church carry special responsibilities, you do not need to be ordained or hold a title in your church to attend this conference. Committed and knowledgeable lay leaders are also an important part of the work to abolish abortion.

Yes. You are welcome to bring anyone who you believe would be blessed by attending along with you. Please make sure you include them when you RSVP.

Yes. A boxed lunch will be provided at the conference venue for those who RSVP. This will be a good opportunity for fellowship with other attendees. If you want to help contribute, please feel free to donate.

No. But if you know someone who you think needs to be there, we encourage you to sponsor their travel expenses if you are able.

Because the fight to abolish abortion must be led by the Church. Jesus rebuked the religious leaders of His day for tithing on their mint and cumin while simultaneously neglecting the “weightier matters of the law: justice and mercy and faithfulness.” Church leaders of our day should take this warning seriously and work to faithfully exhort and instruct their congregations in what it means to practice “justice and mercy” toward helpless preborn children in our day. The FAA Church Leaders Conference will help equip you to do this and allow you to fellowship in-person with other church leaders who are engaged in the effort to abolish abortion.

Because Jesus commanded us to live by the Golden Rule. Roe was overturned, but abortion has not yet been abolished in any of the 50 states. Equal protection of the laws must be extended to preborn children before they will truly be protected by the same laws that protect born people like us. To fulfill the Second Greatest commandment and the Golden Rule, we must do for innocent preborn babies as we would want done for us.

The word politics refers to the act of getting someone elected. But it can also be used in reference to policy. This is not a conference about running political election campaigns from the pulpit of your church.

This conference will help pastors and church leaders understand how they can operate within their calling as pastors and leaders to teach and train their congregations in what it means to, “cease to do evil, learn to do good; seek justice, correct oppression; bring justice to the fatherless…” (Is. 1:16-17).

The Bible says, “Evil men do not understand justice, but those who seek the Lord understand it completely.” (Prov. 28:5). This is why the Church must exercise her prophetic voice and speak from God’s Word on issues of policy like abortion. The flock of Christ should not be going to worldly-wise instructors for their understanding of justice for their preborn neighbors.

The Church needs godly church leaders, submitted to God’s Word and the Holy Spirit, in this fight right now.

Yes. While a church's federal tax status could arguably be threatened if it as an organization explicitly supported or opposed a political candidate for office, nothing restricts pastors and other church leaders from speaking about current events, law, policy, justice, ethics, morality, and a thousand other things related to loving our neighbors as ourselves and seeking justice for the fatherless. Church leaders must be speaking about these things so Christians can understand how to think and act biblically about them.