What we do
Advocacy
We support denominations, organisations, churches and other faith communities to advocate effectively for religious freedom.
This includes supporting faith leaders as they meet with politicians, resourcing “meet your candidate” forums during elections, and making it easy for people to write to and meet with their local MP to advocate on issues of religious freedom.
Legal Analysis
We provide world-class analysis of legislation and proposals to church leaders and other faith groups, writing submissions to Government and assisting and coordinating other responses.
Read our submissions and articles at our online public library
NSW: Protect faith-based aged care
NSW faith-based aged care organisations are forced to have “voluntary assisted dying” (VAD) happening in their facilities.
Write now to NSW politicians to ask them to pass the amendment fixing this.
Our Current Campaigns
Freedom for Faith is supporting churches across Australia in campaigns to protect religious freedom.
NSW: Conversion Therapy
Serious problems remain with government advice being given on how the NSW Conversion Practices Ban Act is being applied. This breaks the Premier’s promise that “an individual, of their own consent, seeking guidance through prayer will not be banned”.
VIC: Cults Inquiry
Freedom for Faith has given evidence to the Victorian Parliamentary inquiry into the recruitment methods and impacts of cults and organised fringe groups, seeking assurances that Christian and other religious groups will not be unfairly targeted.
NSW: Anti-Discrimination Review
The NSW Anti-Discrimination Act should be redrafted to provide positive rights for the free exercise of religious beliefs and activity, rather than protecting religious freedoms through mere exceptions. And amendments should not be delayed pending any progress by the Commonwealth in this area.
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Your generous financial support ensures we continue to resource churches across Australia, and remain an effective, recognised voice for religious freedom.
