Category: Religious Freedom
Parents Should Be Allowed to Take Children to Church
According to Judge Jennifer Nofsinger of Maine’s District Court, Emily Bickford isn’t allowed to take her 11-year-old to church on Sunday or any other day of the...
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International Rugby Star and His Wife Endured Attacks for Biblical Beliefs
Israel Folau was one of the top rugby players in the world when his contract with Rugby Australia was terminated. His crime? He posted on...
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Trump Admin: ‘The Days of Anti-Christian Bias in the Federal Government are Over’
Apple founder Steve Jobs famously said you can’t connect the dots looking forward – you can only connect them looking backward – a truism of...
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Court Rules Against Little Sisters of the Poor, Again
On August 13, the Little Sisters of the Poor faced yet another court ruling challenging their faith-based conscience objections to the Affordable Care Act’s contraceptive...
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Pro-Life Activist Arrested for Peaceful Prayer Appeals to Supreme Court
A pro-life activist is asking the U.S. Supreme Court to intervene take up his case after being arrested for peacefully praying outside an abortion clinic....
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Trump Admin Issues New Guidance to Protect Workplace Religious Expression
The Trump administration has issued new guidance to protect religious expression across the federal workplace. The U.S. Office of Personnel Management (OPM) on Monday sent...
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Court Frees Christian Mom to Adopt, Stops Oregon’s Gender Ideology Adoption Mandate
A federal appeals court has upheld Christian parents’ right to adopt children from the foster care system, rejecting Oregon’s unconstitutional “gender ideology” mandate for adoption....
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Christian Coffee Shop Owner Labeled a ‘Bigot’ Despite Helping the Homeless
A Christian coffee shop dedicated to helping the homeless in Denver, Colorado is being targeted by protesters for promoting biblical truths. Founded by Jamie Sanchez...
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IRS: Pastors and Politicians Don’t Lose First Amendment Rights in Pulpit
It turns out, pastors or candidates for office are allowed to talk politics from the pulpit. That’s a ruling that came out Monday from the...
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U.S. Supreme Court Will Hear Case of Evangelist Banned From Sharing His Faith
The U.S. Supreme Court will hear the case of an evangelist banned by a local ordinance from sharing his faith in public. On Thursday, July...
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Colorado Frees Christian Summer Camp From ‘Transgender’ Mandate
A summer camp in Colorado has won the right to maintain and live out its Christian and commonsense beliefs about biological sex. As the Daily...
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Fifth-Grade Student Fights for Right to Share Bible Verses at School
A Texas school district is now rightly allowing a fifth-grade special needs student to share Bible verses with her peers. Described as “a girl with...
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Three Cheers for Pete Hegseth’s Pentagon Christian Prayer Service
It must have been a slow news week, because many media outlets are feverishly covering Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth’s Wednesday morning prayer service at...
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The Best Way to Honor the Dead on Memorial Day is to Reject Radical Ideologues
Memorial Day is a holiday you don’t celebrate but commemorate – a distinction that marketers and many event organizers don’t fully appreciate or subscribe to....
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Supreme Court Tie on Charter School Hurts Oklahoma Students
On Thursday, an equally divided United States Supreme Court issued a per curiam opinion in St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School v. Drummond – a case...
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Religious Liberty is the Preserver to Keep America Afloat
At an ecumenical prayer breakfast in Dallas back in 1984, President Ronald Reagan said, “Without God, there is no virtue, because there’s no prompting of the...
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President Trump Announces New Commission to Defend Religious Liberty
In a special Rose Garden ceremony on Thursday, President Trump created the new Presidential Commission on Religious Liberty while celebrating the National Day of Prayer....
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Focus on the Family Supports Bill Restoring Churches and Non-Profits’ Free Speech Rights
Focus on the Family is one of sixteen organizations supporting the Free Speech Fairness Act, a bill that would restore the free speech rights of...
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Pastor Chris Avell Facing Jail Time for Sheltering Homeless in His Church
Chris Avell, pastor of Dad’s Place Church in Bryan, Ohio, is facing months of jail time. His crime? Sheltering and ministering to the homeless at...
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JD Vance: ‘You Shouldn’t Have to Leave Your Faith at the Door’
Keynoting the International Religious Freedom 2025 Summit in Washington on Wednesday, Vice President J.D. Vance pledged ongoing support and enthusiasm for America’s first freedom. “This administration is intent...
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Court Upholds Religious Employers’ Right to Hire According to Faith
A federal appeals court has upheld the right of religious employers to hire employees in accordance with the organization’s faith and mission. On Thursday, January...
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Appeals Court Favors Louisiana Ten Commandments Law for Now
Last Friday, the Fifth Circuit Court of Appeals temporarily blocked a district judge’s effort to stop Louisiana’s Ten Commandments law from going into effect across the...
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Christian Woman Fired for Refusing COVID Vaccine Wins $12 Million
Sometimes, it – literally – pays off to stand true to your principles and religious convictions. Lisa Domski worked at Blue Cross Blue Shield of...
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Judge Temporarily Blocks Ten Commandments in Classrooms, Louisiana Will Appeal
Tuesday morning, a federal district court judge ruled Louisiana’ Ten Commandments law unconstitutional. As it stands now, the law requires schools that accept public funding...
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