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Mission
To foster free, safe, and pluralistic societies in partnership with governments, civil society, and religious communities through strategic community building and extending the love of God practically and tangibly
Vision
A world where diverse societies thrive, guided by the principles of freedom, responsible citizenship, mutual respect, and cooperation
Values
LYNC’s values are anchored in a collaborative commitment to uphold religious freedom and human dignity, recognizing the need for a concerted effort between government , civil society, and faith-based communities. All involved in Love Your Neighbor Community work are united by a shared mission to serve, support, and safeguard, focusing on the most vulnerable and marginalized.
What We Do

LYNC: Embracing a Triad of Key Initiatives

Freedom of 
Religion or Belief

Religious freedom thrives through joint efforts of governments, civil society, and individuals, who work on creating an environment that honors religious diversity and supports everyone's right to practice once faith without fear or persecution.

Fostering Pluralistic Societies

Covenantal Pluralism is essential for building a peaceful and prosperous society, as people are encouraged to develop a robust, relational, and non-relativistic paradigm for living together, peacefully and productively, in the context of deep differences.

Safeguarding Hope 
for the Marginalized

At LYNC, we are committed to aid and assist those who need it the most. On of our key initiatives focuses on providing humanitarian aid, housing, and trauma-healing to refugees and internally displaced (IDP) Ukrainians affected by the war.
Areas of Focus

Reinforce Pluralistic Virtues in the U.S.

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Religious Freedom and Social Cohesion

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Extending God’s Love to the Marginalized

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Board

Wade Kusack

Founder and CEO

Phil Nicholas

Board Member

Tim Parry

Board Member

Colleagues

Dr. Chris Seiple

Senior Fellow

Dennis Hoover

Senior Fellow

Stephan Meyer

Director of Accounting and Finance

Dr. Maksym Vasin

Senior Researcher, Religious Freedom Expert

Jessica Eturralde

Director of Communications

Arman Arenbayev

LYNC’s Representative in Kazakhstan

Oleg Vorojtsov

LYNC’s Representative in Uzbekistan

Sergey Kosiak

Director of European Programs

Halina Kusack

Administrative Director

Carter Brown

Project Manager: Covenantal Pluralism Initiative (CPI) in South Florida

“ Can we share a meal? May we befriend each other, can we love one another—or shall we remain suspicious and perpetuate stereotypes? Can we be good neighbors? ”

— Wade Kusack, LYNC Founder
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Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between Multi-faith and Interfaith?

The terms "interfaith" and "multi-faith" are often used interchangeably. LYNC intentionally operates as a multi-faith community, maintaining our self-identity while building friendships without compromising our beliefs. The prefix multi- means no blending of faiths and that religions and spiritual paths exist independently side-by-side. A multi-faith space offers a secure and inclusive environment for individuals to freely express their religious convictions and to engage in the study and understanding of different faiths, without the risk of criticism or mistreatment. Conversely, participating in interfaith communication could establish a way of thinking that all religions worship the same god and take different paths to the same heaven. This type of theological reconciliation would upset the conservative side of any religion and make engagement impossible. A multi-faith approach allows society to learn through dialogue, overcoming ignorance. Asking questions about a person's beliefs is a great way to build a bridge. The multi-faith approach permits us to dialogue openly with others we would otherwise not encounter.

What is covenantal pluralism?

Covenantal pluralism is a robust, relational, and non-relativistic paradigm for living together, peacefully and productively, in the context of deep difference. It is a philosophy that advocates for cultural norms of interacting, honoring, and defending the other as well as a constitutional system of equal rights and obligations. It does not necessarily imply moral equivalency to all other people's ideas and conduct. LYNC uses a three-pronged approach derived from the principles of covenantal pluralism consisting of multi-faith relationship building, religious literacy, and all-inclusive dialogue (religion in the public square).

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