BJC’s Hollman: Natural Disasters Don’t Justify Government Funding
The BJC’s Holly Hollman explains why religious liberty calls on taxpayers to refrain from building, or rebuilding religious spaces.
U.S. Supreme Court Sets April Date for Travel Ban Hearing
The issue of religious discrimination is just one the U.S. Supreme Court may address in oral arguments about President Trump’s “travel ban,” scheduled for April 25.
Louisiana School District to Change Policies Following Church-State Lawsuit
Faced with a lawsuit alleging broad church-state violations at the expense of students’ religious liberties, Bossier Parish officials have announced new policies and training will be implemented.
U.S. Supreme Court Asked to Resolve Church Property Dispute
Could the U.S. Supreme Court hear a church property dispute? The Diocese of South Carolina is requesting review after the state’s Supreme Court ruled in favor of the national Episcopal Church in a suit over church ownership.
Georgia Senate Passes Controversial Child Placement Agency Refusal Bill
Legislation proposed in Georgia seeking to shield adoption and foster care agencies that refuse to provide services because of sincere religious beliefs has advanced out of committee.
