Texas lawmakers sought to amend state law to protect judges opposed to homosexual “marriage” from officiating such “weddings.” Declining does …
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Will the Supreme Court Overturn the Decision That Legalized Same-Sex ‘Marriage’?
Would our conservative-majority U.S. Supreme Court actually overturn Obergefell v. Hodges (2015), in which the court ruled 5-4 that the …
Read More »East Baton Rouge Parish Library Fires Christian Employee for Refusing to Lie About Pronouns
The East Baton Rouge Parish Library in Louisiana fired Luke Ash, a pastor and former library services technician, for refusing …
Read More »Will the Supreme Court Strike Down Colorado’s Ban on ‘Conversion Therapy’?
The U.S. Supreme Court may be ready to rule in favor of a licensed counselor who wants to help children …
Read More »Christian Photographer WINS! And the City of Louisville KY Must Pay Damages.
Chelsey Nelson, a Christian photographer and blogger in Kentucky who has been in court for years fighting for her First …
Read More »Florida School District Promotes ‘Witchy Wednesday’ — Will Christians Get Equal Time?
Just when you thought the world couldn’t get any more ridiculous… Orange County Public Schools in Florida has implemented a …
Read More »Georgia College Called Sharing the Gospel ‘Fighting Words’ — This Former Student Persevered for Justice
Chike Uzuegbunam wanted to share the Gospel at his school, Georgia Gwinnett College, in 2016. The first time he spoke …
Read More »Supreme Court Cases to Watch — Religious Freedom
The U.S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear six cases of interest to Christians. Here are two examples (PDF): — …
Read More »Los Angeles Denied Permit to Christian Group But Approved Permit for ‘Pride’ Parade and ICE Protests — LA, Karen Bass, and Police Chief Get Sued
Why did the city of Los Angeles deny a public forum permit for a Christian event but approve one for …
Read More »This City Harassed a Pro-Life Sidewalk Counselor Over Vague Sign Ordinance, Arbitrary Enforcement
Americans may peacefully protest, but bureaucrats in Carbondale, Illinois, don’t think pro-lifers should protest abortion in public. The city allows …
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