Tag Archives: ADF: Jeffery J. Ventrella

Jeffery J. Ventrella at American Thinker: In a quest to redefine normal, The Leadership Conference on Civil and Human Rights has submitted a letter to the Institute for Minority Health and Health Disparities seeking recognition of certain classes of people who engage in homosexual behavior as “a health disparity population.”

Christian Concern: Jeffrey Ventrella, the senior vice president of the Alliance Defense Fund, gave a series of talks on the role of the advocate in society entitled “Law, Lordship & Liberty”.

Wilberforce Academy
20th – 25th March 2011
Deadline for applications: 21st January 2011

[2010 video includes comments from Jeffery J. Ventrella and Jordan Lorence.]

In association with:
Christian Concern
Christian Legal Centre
Blackstone Legal Fellowship, An Alliance Defense Fund Ministry

ADF Attorney Jeffery Ventrella writing at Inside the Issues: “How can we expect the next generation of lawyers to really know about constitutional law unless they understand the context undergirding that precious document? . . . There is a solution: while ideas have consequences, people change cultures—more precisely, changed people change cultures. And that is the fundamental mission actuating the Blackstone Legal Fellowship. By a rigorous curriculum fueled by a top-notch faculty, our country’s best and brightest Christian law students are transformed.”

ADF attorney Jeff Ventrella to discuss the Blackstone Legal Fellowship. This was recorded last week.| MP3 5:27 mins

ADF attorney Jeff Ventrella appeared on the Michael Medved Show to discuss the Blackstone Legal Fellowship. | MP3 5:13 mins

ADF attorney Jeffery J. Ventrella appeared on the Hugh Hewitt Show to discuss the Blackstone Legal Fellowship. | MP3 – 7:37 mins

ADF attorney Jeffery J. Ventrella appeared on Kor Kast Radio with Ryan Dobson to discuss the National Day of Prayer litigation. | MP3 – 40:39 mins | Freedom From Religion Foundation v. Obama resource page

Christian Legal Society v. Martinez suit will be subject of law school debates this week

Christian Concern for Our Nation (CCFON): “On Sunday 21st March, 65 delegates gathered in the stunning grounds of Exeter College, Oxford, to embark on a week of intense study, fellowship with one another, and worship . . . On the first evening, after many cups of tea and introductions, there was an opening banquet. Andrea Minichiello Williams (Director, Christian Legal Centre) and [Jeffrey Ventrella] (Senior Vice President, Alliance Defense Fund) spoke after the dinner with passion and humility, challenging all the delegates to ‘put Christianity in its place’ and to answer the ‘call of today’s worshipful warrior’ . . . Teaching from [Jordan Lorence] (Senior Vice President, Alliance Defense Fund) at these sessions was always highly relevant; he spoke honestly about the traps that Christians can fall into and provided practical advice for keeping our future careers devoted to God.”

Jeffery J. Ventrella serves as senior counsel and senior vice-president of strategic training for Alliance Defending Freedom at its headquarters in Scottsdale, Arizona. Since joining Alliance Defending Freedom in 2000, he has headed the Alliance Defending Freedom Blackstone Legal Fellowship, a unique legal internship program that has graduated nearly 1,100 outstanding law students. Ventrella also leads the Alliance Defending Freedom Legal Academy, which has trained thousands of allied attorneys across the nation in litigating constitutional law cases. He regularly engages the culture through formal debates and serves as an approved speaker for The Federalist Society. Ventrella earned his J.D. from the University of California’s Hastings College of the Law and has practiced law since 1985. He is a member of the Idaho State Bar and is also admitted to practice before the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 9th Circuit, the U.S. District Court for the District of Idaho, and the Bar of the U.S. Supreme Court.

WORLD Magazine: “A good friend recently told me about a talk she’d heard in London, given by Jeff Ventrella, an attorney and executive with the Alliance Defense Fund. Thanks to the kind people at Sovereign Grace Church in Gilbert, Ariz., where Ventrella first gave this talk, I was able to listen to it on a podcast. Ventrella addressed the issue of how we, as Christians, are to live in this world in a way that wins it to Christ. How are we to live in the midst of a corrupt culture—a culture that codifies evil in the form of abortion, a culture that seems increasingly hostile to Judeo-Christian values such as marriage, a culture that tears away at the values parents teach their children?”

ADF attorney Jeff Ventrella appeared on the Zeb at the Ranch Show with Zeb Bell to discuss various cultural issues including marriage and religious freedom.
The mp3 file runs approximately 15 minutes.

Jeff Ventrella, Executive Vice President of Strategic Planning and Training at ADF, appeared on the Zeb Bell Show to discuss various legal and cultural issues. The mp3 file runs just under 15 minutes.

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Here is the deep analytic flaw in the court’s assertion: behavior (ethics) is being confused with status (metaphysics) . . .

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