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… daily Bible studies, and regular Gospel concerts, the government determined that it isn’t a place of worship, but … daily Bible studies, and regular Gospel concerts, the government determined that it isn’t a place of worship, but …

… Mike and Angela weren’t going to start any legal action without being sure of her feelings on the matter. “Do you … lawsuit and start focusing on what’s going on with the health issues and things like that.’ Because you start to … feel so good for stepping out and believing that God had a plan for this.” “It was just a whole new experience, and I …

… Seattle’s Union Gospel Mission Why did the government attack a homeless ministry? Case: Seattle's Union … Amendment right to hire those who share their beliefs without being punished by the government. Courts have … are thousands of people in Seattle who need the help and care that the Gospel Mission provides. No one should want the …

… their beliefs impact the artwork they will create. “The government shouldn’t be telling artists what they can and … impact their artwork. After two lower courts held that the government could imprison artists for politely declining to … art expressing messages consistent with their beliefs without facing the threat of fines and jail time. The …

… people.     Giving back to their community, taking care of their employees, and environmental stewardship are … of the HHS Mandate, the Hahns would be required to fund abortion-inducing drugs through their employees’ insurance. … of the HHS Mandate, the Hahns would be required to fund abortion-inducing drugs through their employees’ insurance. …

… Center Christian women’s homeless shelter triumphs over government hostility Cases: Downtown Hope Center v. … Hope Center referred him to a local hospital to get the care he needed. The staff even paid for his cab there. Soon … be free to live and serve others according to their faith without fear of unjust government punishment.” —ADF Senior …

… Nelson Photography v. Louisville-Jefferson County Metro Government Chelsey’s Story When Chelsey Nelson opened her … violate her beliefs. Chelsey is fighting back against this government coercion by challenging the unjust use of this law … free to peacefully live and work according to their faith without fear of unjust punishment by the government.” ADF …

… on campus that depicts the reality and awfulness of abortion. Christian and the group experienced harassment over … a debate on campus between Christian and several pro-abortion advocates. The posters for the event described the … designated the event “controversial.” The debate went off without any major incident, and around 200 students …

… of Atlanta initially suspended Chief Cochran for 30 days without pay and ordered that he undergo sensitivity training. … found to be an unconstitutional prior restraint on speech. Government cannot require a permission slip for its employees … are unconstitutional precisely because they enable the government to play speech favorites, approving messages it …

… the country for providing a quality, Christian education without putting students in debt. College of the Ozarks also … administration threatens colleges One would think that the government would want to encourage a quality education like … colleges object in advance. This is a clear example of government overreach, and it cannot be allowed to stand. …