6th
Annual Roundtable coming in spring 2027
3+
Major faith traditions represented at one table
5
Consecutive years of steady growth
~200
Attendees at our 2026 Roundtable gathering
MANY TRADITIONS. ONE SHARED TABLE.
FREEDOM THRIVES WHEN COMMUNITIES KNOW ONE ANOTHER.
The Freedom of Religion Roundtable is an annual multi-faith gathering designed to foster mutual understanding, protect religious expression, and drive collaborative community action.
By bringing together diverse congregations, civic leaders, and educational partners, we create an environment where faith communities can move from isolated coexistence to active, cooperative engagement.
01
OPERATIONAL COLLABORATION
Pooling our time, talents, and operational strengths to raise awareness of pluralism, civility, and mutual respect.
02
YOUTH + NEXT-GEN LEADERSHIP
Engaging youth and college aged community members to develop civic engagement skills rooted in mutual respect.
03
CONSTRUCTIVE DIALOGUE
Facillitating panel discussions and small-group interactions around religious freedom and interfaith cooperation.
PARTNERSHIP BENEFITS
WHY PARTNER WITH US?
Plug into an establish framework without having to build the event infrastructure alone.
01
AMPLIFIED COMMUNITY PRESENCE
Highlight your congregation's heritage and values
Share your community initiatives on a regional stage
Gain visibility through event media and programming
02
TURNKEY VOLUNTEER PROGRAM
Step into clearly defined counter roles
Support check-in, logistics, moderation, or hospitality
Serve meaningfully without carrying the operational burden
03
SHARED BEST PRACTICES
Build relationships with regional faith leaders
Exchange practical strategies and proven approaches
Strengthen community programs through peer learning
PARTNERSHIP ROLES
THREE WAYS TO PARTICIPATE
CLEAR ROLES.
FLEXIBLE COMMITMENTS.
Choose the level that fits your congregation’s capacity today—and grow your involvement over time.
02
HOST COALITION
ROLE
Involvement in event design, planning, programming, and execution.
COMMITMENT
Provide 1-2 planning committee members and a core volunteer block.
03
SUPPORTING PARTNER
ROLE
Involvement in event design, planning, programming, and execution.
COMMITMENT
Provide 1-2 planning committee members and a core volunteer block.
03
PARTICIPATING CONGREGATION
ROLE
Involvement in event design, planning, programming, and execution.
COMMITMENT
Provide 1-2 planning committee members and a core volunteer block.
WHAT PARTICIPATION LOOKS LIKE
EVERYONE BRINGS THEIR FULL, AUTHENTIC SELF.
The Roundtable is built on a simple rule: everyone brings their full, authentic self—and no one is asked to dilute their convictions.
The event begins with refreshments and networking, followed by a keynote and facilitated roundtable focused on shared values, common ground, and religious freedom.
PROFESSIONAL. SECURE. WELCOMING.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
QUESTIONS ARE WELCOME HERE.
Thoughtful questions strengthen the table.
Will participating change or dilute our specific theological doctrines?
Absolutely not. The foundational rule of the Roundtable is absolute respect for each tradition’s unique tenets. We do not seek a “lowest common denominator” faith; we seek a highest common standard of civic cooperation and mutual respect.
What does the event day actually look like?
Building on the Roundtable’s successful events at Kennesaw State University, the event begins with refreshments and networking, followed by a keynote and facilitated roundtable focused on shared values, common ground, and religious freedom. All are encouraged to attend, with special emphasis on engaging the rising generation, including youth and college-aged participants.
How are logistics and security handled?
We take thoughtful planning seriously. The event leverages professional venue partnerships—such as local university spaces. Structured attendee check-in, dedicated volunteer managers, and coordination with local safety officials help to ensure a seamless, professional, and secure environment for all.
WHAT PARTICIPATION LOOKS LIKE
ESTABLISH YOUR PARTNERSHIP NOW
We'll reach out once we receive your request and we'll schedule a time to meet and talk more about the ways your congregation can participate.