Current Cases

Federal law has long barred the discriminatory use of zoning laws to keep churches out while showing special treatment to non-religious organizations.

No church or synagogue should experience such vulgar harassment for simply conducting its religious services and activities.

Federal law protects the exercise of a religious organization’s rich traditions on their own property.

True religious freedom means that churches must be free not only to decide what they believe, but also how they convey their beliefs. Courts abuse their power when they exert themselves into such matters.

Congress passed the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act to prevent discrimination against churches.

To prohibit a church’s fundraiser while simultaneously permitting secular organization’s events is clear religious discrimination.