Frankfort Family Freedom Meeting at the Antioch Church

Earlier this year, we held our Frankfort Family Freedom Meeting at Antioch Church in Frankfort, Kentucky.

Pastor Dan Luttrell leads that church in the countryside. Here is the pastor along with our founder, Dr. Frank Simon, M.D.

Dr. Simon spoke on the shortcomings of the government's K-12 school system, emphasizing the need for students to be able to read at grade-level or better.

Legislative analyst Zack Kendall spoke on legislative accomplishments of our movement and on future legislation that we would like to get passed, including on the Ten Commandments, pro-life issues, and taxpayers not funding erotic literature in the K-12 school libraries.

Minister Matt Singleton shared some of his personal testimony in overcoming medical complications, both early in life and more recently with his sextuple bypass heart surgery and stroke.

We distributed goodie bags to those who attended. Those goodie bags included at least one bumper sticker, a free DVD or a book, a sample voter guide from a previous election, and other materials that reflect what we have accomplished or distributed in the past.

Tom and Claudia Riner also attended and spoke a bit in favor of getting the 10 Commandments in the government's K-12 schools. They presented a copy of the Congressional Record from the "Year of the Bible" edition. That part of the Congressional Record includes a translation of the 10 Commandments. Kentucky State law as of 2026 states that copies of portions of the Congressional Record can be displayed in the government's schools if permitted by the local school board. We would like to get the legislation improved so that the school boards must permit the posting of the 10 commandments.

Thank you, everyone who attended. We hope to see more people show up at our next meeting.