About Wagner Faith & Freedom Center
Housed on the campus of Spring Arbor University, the Wagner Faith & Freedom Center serves as the nation’s academic voice for faith and freedom.
Working daily to secure the future for freedom of thought, conscience, and religion, the center equips the next generation with strategies to transform the culture. Contending for the faith, the center strategically works to ensure the next generation may share the Gospel free of persecution. From a local township board to the United States Supreme Court, we speak truth on behalf of the persecuted and most vulnerable. We champion the cause of the defenseless and oppressed, standing for religious freedom in public forums around the globe.
The Wagner Faith & Freedom Center
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Produces media programs that inform and engage the culture, analyzing cultural developments and abuses of government power.
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Hosts inspirational lectures, conferences, and seminars on faith, family, and freedom, equipping key influencers to engage the culture.
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Hosts a discipleship / fellowship program that combines in-depth teaching on Biblical principles, mentoring, and a high-level internship experience, (e.g., assisting those speaking for the persecuted).
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Builds relationships with academic institutions, scholars, and policy experts from around the world.
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Provides a centralized place where individuals and organizations can visit to learn about the Christ-centered perspective on cultural issues.
Our Leadership
Distinguished Chair | Professor William Wagner

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Professor Wagner’s public service includes serving as a federal judge in the United States Courts, legal counsel in the U.S. Senate, senior assistant United States attorney in the Department of Justice, and as an American diplomat, and Senior Advisor for Global Criminal Justice at the Department of State. His writing is published in numerous journals, books, and other publications.