Christian Legal Society
CLS is a national non-denominational membership
organization of attorneys, judges, law professors, and law
students, working
in association with others, to follow Jesus' command "to
do justice with the love of God." (Luke 11:42; Matthew
23:23).
Founded in the Chicago area in 1961 by four lawyers who met
to pray together at an American Bar Association Convention
in 1959, the Christian Legal Society is today a wholly religious
not-for-profit 501(c)(3) Illinois corporation with its principal
place of business now in Annandale, Virginia (a suburb of Washington,
D.C.).
Acting through its national staff, its
member volunteers and its attorney and law student chapters,
the Society's mission
is to identify, equip and mobilize "a national grassroots
network of lawyers and law students committed to proclaiming,
loving and serving Jesus Christ, through all we do in the practice
of law, and by advocating biblical conflict reconciliation,
public justice, religious freedom and the sanctity of human
life."
Board Members:
Mike Letsen
mletsen@asl.edu
Kelly Culter
Analyze7@aol.com
Dave Whitehurst
Dwasl@aol.com
Pat Basham
pbasham@asl.edu
Secretary:
Norma Jean
Nj8892@mail.com
Christian Legal Society Home Page
http://www.clsnet.org/