New York Jewish Communities Celebrate, 30 Years of Discrimination Come to an End
With Hanukkah underway, we’re happy to announce a win in a major case involving several Orthodox Jewish congregations in Airmont, New York.
3 Wins for Houses of Worship in Texas and California
Your support is making a huge difference. This week, we’re celebrating victories in three key cases for houses of worship.
Houston Cuts Power and Leaves Jewish Congregation in the Dark
We filed for a temporary restraining order against Houston officials who are refusing to restore power to an Orthodox Jewish congregation.
Texas County Illegally Collecting Excess Water ‘Fees’ from Churches
The water district is trying to get Grace Community Church to pay an excessive “fee” for installing a tap on their property.
What Pastors and Churches Can Legally Do During Election Season
The 2024 election is less than one year away. Religious leaders often ask, “What are my rights when it comes to addressing political issues?”
Study: Houses of Worship are Bouncing Back After the Pandemic, But Still Face Challenges
Recent study finds churches are bouncing back from the COVID-19 pandemic. But, there are still serious challenges for congregations.
