🚩FLORIDA: FLORIDA FAMILY VOICE
Florida Family Voice — formerly the Florida Family Policy Council — is part of the same Family Policy Alliance network we’ve been tracing state by state.
And Florida is especially revealing because the organization isn’t shy about what it wants.
Florida Family Voice says it is grounded in a Biblical worldview and promotes the Christian worldview as the basis for a “just, free and stable society.” (FFV)
👀 In 2024, it announced that Biblical worldview training would become the centerpiece of its work — and said plainly:
🚨“The Bible must be the centerpiece of our public policies.” (FFV)
THAT INCLUDES EDUCATION.
👉 In 2025, Florida Family Voice backed the Religious Freedom Education and Classroom Act, which it said would require public school districts to allow religious discussions, faith-based perspectives in student assignments, equal access to school resources for religious clubs, and prayer and religious activities by students and staff. The legislation also included requirements involving the display of “In God We Trust” in public schools. (FFV)
🚨 In its 2026 legislative agenda, it backed a bill requiring public schools to provide fetal-development instruction — describing the proposal as a way of building respect for the “sanctity of human life in the next generation.”
Florida Family Voice hosts events combining Biblical worldview training with legislative briefings and hands-on citizen lobbying at the Florida Capitol — explicitly teaching participants both how to view public-policy issues through Scripture and how to influence the law.
Its affiliated Florida Family Action says one of the ways it influences culture is by engaging elected officials in Tallahassee.This is the structure we are documenting state by state:
-Train people in a Biblical worldview.
-Apply that worldview to public policy.
-Mobilize churches and Christian voters.
-Influence legislators.
-Push education policy reflecting those beliefs into public schools.
➡️In Florida, the organization doing it is Florida Family Voice. And it is part of the same national Family Policy Alliance infrastructure we’ve been following across the country.
Different state. Different name.
Same network.
Next: Georgia. 🍑
What people are saying:
- Secular Education Association: 📌 THE RUNNING LIST:
Ohio — Center for Christian Virtue
Texas — Texas Values
Alabama — Alabama Policy Institute
Alaska — Alaska Family Action
Arkansas — Family Council
Arizona — Center for Arizona Policy
California — California Family Council
Colorado — Family Policy Alliance (national headquarters)
Connecticut — Family Institute of Connecticut
Delaware — Delaware Family Policy Council
Florida — Florida Family Voice 🍊Different names. Different states. Same national policy network.
We’ll keep adding to this list as we go. 👀
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