Hi John,

The Ten Commandments Bill, which would force all public elementary and secondary schools to display the Ten Commandments in every classroom, could be scheduled for a public hearing in the House any day now. As we await the hearing announcement, we need you to be ready to show up for the religious freedom of Texas public school students!

If you're hoping to come to the Capitol for the hearing and testify, drop a card, or volunteer in other ways, join us for a virtual training this Monday.

What: 10 Commandments Bill Hearing Volunteer Training

When: Monday, March 24, at 6 p.m.

Where: Zoom - join from anywhere

Can't make the trip to Austin? We'll be in touch with ways for you to help from anywhere. We're working on an action form so that you can contact your legislators virtually. You'll also have the opportunity to submit public comments online. We’ll share the link to do that and talking points once we have the official hearing date. Keep an eye on your inbox!

Families, not government mandates, should direct children's religious education. True religious freedom means equal respect for all faiths and the right to practice the religion of your choice—or none at all—without government interference.

Thank you for your commitment to protecting students in our public schools. We will keep you updated on next steps.

We hope you can join us Monday!

Emerald Belmarez (she/her/hers)

TFN Senior Organizing Strategist

TFN is a statewide non-partisan, grassroots organization that is building an informed and effective movement working toward equality and social justice.

Texas Freedom Network
P.O. Box 1624
Austin, TX 78767
United States 
Phone: (512) 322-0545

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