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NARLA Chapters
NARLA is in the process of building a nationwide web of local, statewide and regional (multi-state) chapters. If you are interested in starting a NARLA chapter at your college, in your church, in your county, state or region, we want to hear from you! What does it take to operate a NARLA Chapter?
- First, it takes a dedication to the principles upon which NARLA is built. NARLA is proud to be associated with the Seventh-day Adventist Church, and it is upon the teachings of this Church that NARLA is built. NARLA’s principles are summarized in the myVALUES, myVISION, myVOICE statements on our home page.
- Second, it requires talent and effort. Specifically, a talent for leadership, organization and projecting the vision, and the effort required to effectively recruit members, organize letter writing campaigns, visits to Members of Congress, attendance at Congressional town hall meetings, and to manage the day to day operations of an organization.
- Third, it requires entering into a licensing agreement with NARLA that lays out the parameters on how to use the NARLA name, logo, how to handle fundraising activities, membership dues, and other aspects of operating a successful NARLA chapter.
Do you believe you are called by God to operate a NARLA chapter? Do you share the NARLA vision, do you have the talents necessary and are you willing to put them to work to advance our God-given rights? If so, we want to hear from you! Send a note to us at
narla@religiousliberty.info
