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Religious Freedom

Tennessee Seeks to Become Next State to Protect Religious Convictions

The Tennessee State House and Senate have overwhelmingly approved a measure that protects licensed counselors and therapists from being forced to violate their closely-held beliefs. The

April 12, 2016

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FPIW works alongside 39 other state family policy councils, and in tandem with other national organizations to advocate on issues of life, marriage, religious liberty, and parental rights.

Tennessee Seeks to Become Next State to Protect Religious Convictions

Local Strategic Partners

FPIW works alongside 39 other state family policy councils, and in tandem with other national organizations to advocate on issues of life, marriage, religious liberty, and parental rights.

To learn more about FPIW’s allies in specific states: