Brant Zeller
Sharing one’s religious beliefs in public is precisely what the First Amendment is designed to protect. It is our first liberty, and it cannot be stifled just because someone overhears and disagrees with the message.
Connor Dorsey
Denying a religious accommodation request simply because the organization doesn’t want to be bothered by a slight interruption, ended with the 9-0 decision in Groff v DeJoy.
Dad’s Place
People who take action to care for the homeless should be encouraged and affirmed, not arrested and fined.
Matthew Lipscomb
Lipscomb is a pro-life advocate in Detroit who is denied the opportunity to share life-affirming messages with women visiting the Scotsdale Abortion Center due to a new ordinance that criminalize individuals who stand within 15 feet of the entrance or approach a person to converse or hand out resources within 100 feet of the entrance.
Grace Church Woodlands, TX
A Texas county’s water tap fee scheme is draining resources from a local church that could otherwise be used to help vulnerable citizens in the community.
Paige Rogers
No employee should have to hide their faith in order to keep their job.
