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The last half of 2022 was a busy one for Wyoming Family Alliance. As part of becoming an independent associate of the Family Policy Alliance, the alliance changed its name, re-organized as two new non-profit organizations with a new board and new by-laws, added two new employees, and moved into a new office. In addition to all of those changes, the alliance actively participated in the 2022 mid-term elections by publishing a candidate report card for the primary election and endorsing family and religious-friendly candidates running in the general election. It also hosted a number of events for legislators, pastors, educators, and Wyoming citizens. The photo record below records some highlights of these activities.

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Riverton Legislative Summit

Wyoming Family Summit Sept. 7, 2022 in Riverton. Over 90 Wyoming legislators and legislators attended.

Alliance Defending Freedom Speakers

(L-to-R) Nathan Winters (Executive Director of Wyoming Family Alliance), Tanya Shellnut and Matt Sharp from Alliance Defending Freedom. Riverton Summit Sept. 7, 2022.

Harriet Hageman and Nathan Winters

Harriet Hagemen (L), keynote speaker for the evening session and Wyoming Family Alliance Director Nathan Winters at the Wyoming Legislative Summit.

Wyoming Pastors Summit

Wyoming Pastors Strategic Legal Summit held Sept. 19, 2022 in Laramie. Approximately 60 Pastors and Church leaders from all over Wyoming attended.

Wyoming Pastors Summit Keynote

David Sharp III, Director of the National Center for Life & Liberty--Lawyer for Terry Shiavo. Main speaker for the Pastors Legal Summit.

Redecorating the new WFA Office

God provides! When the need for an office large enough to accommodate 3 or more persons arose, God led the Capital City Church in Cheyenne to offer the Wyoming Family Alliance use of four rooms rent free! The former nursery and 2-3 year old classroom needed a facelift and the staff rose to the occasion. Still under renovation, this photo shows the main office in the process of being redecorated.