Washington Times: Supreme Court Can Keep Government out of Church
The Supreme Court can make clear that houses of worship and religious organizations can pick their leaders, and not the government.
Government Can’t Shut Down Religious Services, First Liberty Tells Texas Supreme Court
We filed a brief clarifying a texas constitutional provision which affirms that government cannot limit or interfere with religious services.
Bethesda University Asks U.S. Supreme Court to Affirm Religious Institutions’ Right to Choose Their Leaders
We filed an appeal this week asking the U.S. Supreme Court to hear a case that deals with the important issue of church autonomy.
Free Resource: Pastor’s Guide to Election Weekend
Download our newest resource on what pastors and churches can do to encourage their congregations to vote in the election.
California City Won’t Allow Church to Use Purchased Property for Religious Services
A Chinese-American church bought property for their religious services. But the City of Santa Ana, California refuses to grant a permit.
Texas City Threatens to Close Church, Says ‘Voting Cannot Occur in Any Church Building’
City officials in Rowlett, Texas don’t want Freedom Place Church to serve as an early voting location. What’s more, the city is threatening to shut down the church.
