ACT for America

On Mon., Sept. 10, the Mission Viejo Chapter of ACT for America will hold a town hall on the topic of Sharia, Islamic Law, and the U.S. Constitution. Community members are invited to interact with a panel of experts. The event will take place at the Norman P. Community Center, 24932 Veteran’s Way, Sycamore B Room, Mission Viejo. Registration starts at 6:30 p.m., and the program begins at 7:30 p.m. Cost to attend is $10.

Chapter leader Bruce Mayall writes, “Due to the anticipated record attendance at the Town Hall event on Monday evening (both sides of the Sycamore room have been reserved), we will need about six volunteers to help with admission activities and possibly some minor site preparations. If you would be willing to arrive about 5:30 p.m. and help, please send a response to me at ACT.local.MV@cox.net .”

Jamie Glazov, editor, Frontpagemag.com, will moderate the discussion between the audience and panelists.

Is Sharia, Islamic law, a benign religious code or a grave threat to the American way of life? Discover what the experts say about this vital subject and participate in a lively question and answer session.

The panel will discuss the relevance of Sharia's religious-political-legal codes for non-Muslims and their implications for America. Panelists include Nonie Darwish, Brad Dacus, Dwight Schultz, David Wood and Eric Allen Bell.

Please RSVP and address any questions to ACT.local.MV@cox.net