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...cent years - with a large number of people supporting activism groups like Focus on the Family, the American Family Association, the Christian Coalition and through pasto

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While it is generally accepted that its founder, James Dobson, head of Focus on the Family, did not want FRC to be overly political, it soon became a lobbying group, ...resident of the FRC in 1988, and at this time the FRC became a division of Focus on the Family. Throughout the 1990s under Bauer, the FRC attempted to strengthen its netw

...facilities that are being supplied by the national organizations including Focus on the Family and the Southern Baptist Convention. Critics of these centres allege that t

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...ers like [[Pat Robertson]], the late [[Jerry Falwell, Sr.]], groups like [[Focus on the Family]], denominations like the [[Southern Baptist Convention]] and universities

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...the [[Family Research Council]], [[Foundation for Thought and Ethics]], [[Focus on the Family]] and the American Family Association. In reaction to what was perceived as

...Tony Perkins and the Family Research Council, as well as James Dobson and Focus on the Family.

...Richard Land of the Southern Baptist Convention, who was there, along with Focus on the Family founder James Dobson talked with him, as individuals, and felt his faith wa