RESOURCE: Religious Liberty Protection Kit for Churches

This free pamphlet can be downloaded from First Liberty Institute. They provided the following description about this free download:

Thank you for your desire to protect your church against increasingly hostile legal threats to your freedom to believe and to act upon your beliefs. This Religious Liberty Protection Kit is a simple but high-quality tool for helping you guard the most precious freedom you or anyone in our society has: religious liberty, our first liberty in the Bill of Rights.

Inside this kit, you will find real, helpful facts and legal information regarding your church’s right to minister.

In a world where hostility toward religion is on the rise, it’s not a matter of if, but when, your church will be faced with damaging legal attacks. Please educate and arm yourself with this free-of-charge kit exclusively from First Liberty Institute.

Click here or on the image to download this free resource with suggested guides, wording and examples for your congregation.

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John Kachelman III

John graduated from Freed-Hardeman University (Henderson, TN) in 2001 with a B.A. in Bible and B.B.A. in Accounting.He went on to Cumberland School of Law to obtain his J.D. in 2004 along with an MBA at the same time.After law school, John has primarily worked in public service: first as a Deputy District Attorney in Montgomery, Alabama and most currently as an Assistant Attorney General for the State of Alabama.In both these positions he has handled primarily criminal cases, but has also been involved in some civil litigation.While practicing law, he has been able to serve as an adjunct professor at Faulkner University and Jones School of Law and helped establish Jones' Nonprofit Law Clinic.He lives in Montgomery with his wife and two daughters and works with the Dalraida church of Christ as a deacon and bible class teacher.

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