FPN History:

Family Policy Network (FPN) was established as a non-stock, non-profit corporation in the Commonwealth of Virginia on April 17, 1997 .  At first, the organization worked primarily to educate Christians on moral issues of national significance in public policy through publications sent to churches in several states.  Within a few years, the group began equipping citizens to act in various ways to engage the culture on matters of righteousness.  In some cases, the organization has been directly responsible for making an impact of its own.

The following list contains hi-lights of FPN activities that have helped to accomplish the group’s mission to “inform Christians and confront the culture on the important moral issues of the day.”

FPN was incorporated in Virginia on April 9, 1997, beginning distribution of FPN’s fax newsletter, “National Update,” to Christians in approximately 1,000 churches in five states. The newsletter detailed important moral issues being addressed in Washington, DC each week. Since then, the organization has incorporated coalition building, grassroots activism, Internet operations and media relations to fulfill its mission to inform Christians and confront the culture.

(This page is currently under construction.)

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