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Congressional and Religious Leaders Condemn Hate Crimes Legislation  4/28/2009 Click for more multimedia content.
Public policy, religious and congressional leaders joined together to condemn H.R. 1913, the Hate Crimes Bill, as an assault on religious liberty and justice. Among those who spoke in opposition to this legislation were black pastors and self-avowed Democrats. Rep. Louie Gohmert, R-Texas, moderated the event.
Speakers:
Rep. Trent Franks, R-Arizona - Listen | Download
Bishop Harry Jackson, Chairman, High Impact Leadership Coalition and Senior Pastor of Hope Christian Church - Listen | Download
Ardell Daniels, Florida Pastor - Listen | Download
Andrea Lafferty, Executive Director, Traditional Values Coalition (with comments from Rep. Gohmert) - - Listen | Download
Wendy Wright, President, Concerned Women for America (with comments from Rep. Gohmert) - Listen | Download
Berrett Duke, Vice President for Public Policy and Research, The Ethics & Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention - Listen | Download
Maureen Wiebe, Legislative Director, American Association of Christian Schools - Listen | Download
Dave Weidis,Esq., Executive Director of ServingLeaders Ministries, The Providence Forum - Listen | Download
Rev. Anthony Evans, National Black Church Initiative.- Listen | Download
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