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… quarantine measures.  Restaurants, shops, schools, and churches did their part to comply with the health guidelines. Churches found new ways to gather for worship, whether it was … U.S. citizens needed care and fellowship, something churches offer in a unique way. Just think about the Sunday …

… and that it is unconstitutional for the state to treat churches and other religious organizations worse than … do that, then what other public services could it deny to churches or other religious nonprofits? The Trinity Lutheran …

… that is exactly what he did. The couple planted numerous churches in the U.S., and a family member asked them to plant …

… After Christian Orgs Challenge Virginia ‘Values’ Act Two churches, three schools, and a pregnancy center network … of serving Virginia communities ADF represented two churches, three schools, and a pregnancy center network who … one of the largest networks of pregnancy centers, churches, and volunteers in the U.S. Each organization uses …

… the effects of COVID-19. Restaurants, shops, schools, and churches did their part to comply with health guidelines. Churches even found new ways to gather for worship, through … officials overstepping their authority when dealing with churches and ministries. Thankfully, Alliance Defending …

… exemptions to students, but not religious exemptions   3. Churches The Supreme Court has established that government … Legal challenges based on disparate treatment of churches and comparable secular activities have been … in the COVID-19 context (and other contexts). Thus, churches may want to consider challenging any vaccination …

The ministerial exception allows religious organizations to be able to make employment decisions for ministers without government interference.

Carson v. Makin, which the U.S. Supreme Court heard in December, presents similar legal issues to ADF’s case A.H. v. French.

Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization gives the Supreme Court a chance to correct its course on abortion jurisprudence.

A federal court ruled that Maryland officials violated Bethel Christian Academy’s First Amendment rights when they kicked it out of a school voucher program.