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Why Repealing the Johnson Amendment Would Harm Houses of Worship

BJC Executive Director Amanda Tyler and Rabbi David Saperstein explain why they are thankful that President Trump has so far been unsuccessful in his promise to repeal the Johnson Amendment.

Advocates Including BJC Urge Congress to Leave Johnson Amendment Unchanged in Funding Bill

In a letter to Congress, the BJC and more than 100 other organizations urged lawmakers not to use funding legislation to weaken Johnson Amendment protections.

Iowa RFRA Bill Headed to Senate Floor for Consideration

State “Religious Freedom Restoration Act” proposals have slowed in recent years but a recently introduced bill could make Iowa the 22nd to enact a RFRA standard.

Mosque Denial Lawsuit in New Jersey Reaches $400,000 Settlement

New Jersey’s City of Bayonne settled a lawsuit challenging its denial of a Muslim group’s zoning permit application, after attorneys warned the litigation would likely cost millions.

Georgia Legislation Seeks to Shield High School Coaches Who Pray with Players

Legislation proposed in Georgia purports to protect the religious freedom of public school students and school district employees, but is aimed at a football prayer controversy.

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