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… Defending Freedom would take their case and provide free legal services, but they were in for a long, hard haul. … Defending Freedom would take their case and provide free legal services, but they were in for a long, hard haul. …

… My faith is not something I take off and leave at home when I walk out the door,” Marcia Walden said. Marcia paid a high price for her faith when she faced an impossible choice at work, either to affirm … former employers for violating her freedom of religion and speech rights, but the district court and the court of …

… New Jersey instituted civil unions for homosexual couples, when a lesbian couple requested to use the Ocean Grove … judge ruled that they had no right to abide by their faith when determining how their buildings would be used. Find out more about freedom of speech and religion as it impacts the church. … Scott Hoffman …

… case. While this news is certainly disappointing, ADF International attorneys are still hard at work, fighting … few parental rights remain for people of faith in Germany. When the German government took the Wunderlichs’ children … students of faith—for exercising their freedom of speech. It’s no wonder the number of families choosing to …

… … Iowa Civil Rights Commission … Iowa … gender identity … free speech … Fort Des Moines Church of Christ … church … …

… … student rights … public school … New York … k-12 … Janelle Poukamissas … equal access … education … …

… would be required to begin offering the new coverage when its self-insured plan renews on Nov. 1, the case … Court’s decision, and at least for now, the Newlands are free to run their business according to their faith-based … would be required to begin offering the new coverage when its self-insured plan renews on Nov. 1, the case …

… demanded that the inn pay $10,000 to the commission and $20,000 into a charitable trust set up by the homosexual … demanded that the inn pay $10,000 to the commission and $20,000 into a charitable trust set up by the homosexual …

As devout, peaceful Mennonites, the Hahns never imagined they would one day be fighting legal battles for the right to operate their business according to their faith.