We are Canada's national association of Christian lawyers and law students.
As Christian legal professionals, we are heirs to a tradition of legal thought that bears on many of the most pressing questions facing our culture and profession. We also understand that the practice of law is a vocation: a calling from God. We believe it is our responsibility to work with others to pursue what justice requires in a free and democratic society.
"The protection of free expression and the fight against hatred are not conflicting goals but share a common objective: that of upholding human dignity. Canada’s efforts to uphold human dignity in one context must not undermine those same efforts in another."
The federal government has confirmed that it “is not considering amending the Income Tax Act to remove the advancement of religion as a qualifying charitable purpose, nor is it actively developing policy on this issue.”
Law school initially felt like a foreign land where I had no roadmap, no support, and no connections. The feeling of being “other” as I did not conform to the lifestyle and beliefs held by my peers was very intrinsic until I was able to connect to other Christians in law through CLF. Since then, I’ve had the privilege of attending numerous CLF conferences and the CLI, where I have found mentorship from Christian lawyers and formed meaningful connections with other Christians in law from across Canada. These national events have truly been a homecoming; each time, I am welcomed with open arms and leave with a true sense of belonging, knowing that God has a plan for me in this field and that I am not alone as I journey in this career.
Learn more about
the Forgotten Fundamental Freedoms
This new video series, co-presented by The Forgotten Freedoms Project and Christian Legal Fellowship, explores fundamental freedoms which have been largely overlooked in Canada. Watch Episodes 1 to 4 here.
Learn more about
CLF’s Student Ministries
The mission for CLF's Law Student Ministries is to support Christian students seeking to fulfill the calling of Micah 6:8 to "act justly, love mercy, and walk humbly with God".
