U.S. Supreme Court says a public college can limit access to a student forum

Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty comments on ‘Christian Legal Society v. Martinez’ ruling

BJC: National Day of Prayer misguided and unnecessary

Day of prayer more appropriately called for by religious leaders, not government FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Jeff Huett | Phone: 202-544-4226 Cherilyn Crowe | Phone: 202-544-4226 WASHINGTON — Congress’ official designation and the President’s...

Faith-based council presents reform recommendations to Obama Administration

President’s Advisory Council presents proposal to improve the rules regarding faith-based organizations’ partnerships with the government March 9, 2010 WASHINGTON – A council of religious and secular leaders charged with improving the operations of...

BJC: Oregon should allow teachers to wear religious clothing

Group letter calls for repeal of Oregon law that forbids public school teachers from wearing religious dress in the classroom Click here for a PDF showcasing the BJC’s involvement in this issue in Oregon February 4, 2010 The Baptist Joint Committee and a diverse...

BJC releases church-state evaluation of Judge Sonia Sotomayor

Before the confirmation hearing for Supreme Court nominee Sonia Sotomayor began, the Baptist Joint Committee’s legal staff completed a comprehensive analysis of Judge Sotomayor’s written opinions in cases involving the First Amendment’s protection of the free...

Press statement: Court decision walks government into Establishment Clause problem

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE Contact: Jeff Huett 202-544-4226 February 25, 2009 BJC: High Court decision walks government into Establishment Clause problem WASHINGTON – The U.S. Supreme Court has ruled that the First Amendment’s free speech clause does not...

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