I wanted to draw your attention to the work of Brian Grimm who runs the Religious Freedom and Business Foundation. Next week his organization will be hosting a conference in Washington D.C. where prominent leaders from Fortune 500 companies will be speaking about the valuable role of religious pluralism in their workplaces.
You can learn about one of the speakers here:
Dr. Judith Richter from Religious Freedom & Business Fund on Vimeo.
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