July Brings New Laws on Religion in Public Schools in Kentucky, Florida
A “Bible Literacy Law” in Kentucky and a religious expression in public schools law in Florida have advocates and school officials concerned about unintended consequences.
Should City Commissioners Read Scripture to Attendees at Official Government Meetings?
A city commissioner in Deltona, Florida intends to keep reading Scripture at government meetings, despite warnings that the practice could violate the separation of church and state.
Social Studies Council Issues Guidance for Teaching About Religion in Public Schools
New guidance from Social Studies educators reinforces the reality that religious literacy can be an important part of public education when taught properly.
New Spending Bill Takes Aim at IRS Protections for Houses of Worship
Congress will consider a provision added to the spending bill that would not quite repeal the Johnson Amendment protections, but would effectively hollow out the law.
Take Action to Protect Religious Minorities: Welcome Your Neighbors
Violence and harassment directed at religious minorities is an insidious threat to religious liberty. The BJC offers ways you can stand up against it.
