“As a member of congress, my faith is not some kind of coat that I take off when I walk into the capitol building to perform my legislative duties, and as a coach, Coach Kennedy’s faith is not something he sheds when he walks onto the field.” Watch Video »
“Can you believe that the school district is trying to argue that you can pray just as long as no one can see it? But that’s not what the constitution says; it protects the free exercise of religion. It doesn’t say the public square should be a faith free zone. Faith must impact life.” Watch Video »
“What is at stake here is nothing less than the future of our country’s religious liberties, the religious liberties upon which our very nation was founded.” Watch Video »
After a three-month legal battle, the Houston Housing Authority has voluntarily withdrawn its threat of eminent domain that had longtime Fifth Ward church leaders up in arms. Read full article »
“It’s inexplicable, what’s happening,” Shackelford said. “They said that he is not allowed to ever visibly show any religion or he’ll be fired.” Read full article »
The City of Houston has abandoned an effort to use eminent domain power to destroy the outdoor ministry area of Latter Day Deliverance Revival Church, a predominantly black church in Houston, Texas’treet Fifth Ward. Read full article »
