Tax-saving ways to give to the BJC
By BJC Staff Reports
There are two methods for making a charitable donation that could give you an additional tax benefit.
From the November/December Report from the Capital
Why We Give
By Kiran Sigmon and Mark Siler
We want our giving to match what we most value. With that desire, becoming monthly donors means we don’t have to worry if we will remember or not.
From the November/December Report from the Capital
BJC: local government prayer violates consciences, undermines voluntary religion
BJC Staff Reports
Official prayer at local government meetings violates the First Amendment and demeans genuine faith, according to the Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty in a brief filed Sept. 23 at the U.S. Supreme Court.
From the October 2013 Report from the Capital.
BJC Board meets in D.C., elects new officers
From BJC Staff Reports
The Baptist Joint Committee Board of Directors elected new officers and approved an increased operating budget during its meeting Oct. 7-8.
From the October 2013 Report from the Capital.
Remembering the origins of RFRA
By J. Brent Walker, Executive Director
Executive Director J. Brent Walker reflects on the passage of the Religious Freedom Restoration Act and its journey over the past 20 years.
From the October 2013 Report from the Capital.
Christianity and the Founding Fathers: Exploring America’s Purported Religious Origins
By Christian Belanger, 2013 Religious Liberty Essay Scholarship Contest Grand Prize Winner
The 2013 Religious Liberty Essay Scholarship Contest asked high school juniors and seniors to examine religious diversity in America and evaluate the claim that the United States was founded as a “Christian nation.”
From the October 2013 Report from the Capital.
