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Churches in America face legal challenges that were unimaginable even a few years ago.
Today, it is not a question of if churches will be threatened or sued for standing true to God’s Word – the question is when and where such cases will arise.
Alliance Defending Freedom wants to protect and prepare the church for the legal landscape ahead because the good of our society depends upon the ability of churches to speak freely. When the church is silent, the culture suffers.
What We're Doing About It
Alliance Defending Freedom defends the church in crucial cases to preserve and restore religious freedom in America. We have played a role in significant victories at all levels of the courts and even in the United States Supreme Court.
Religious Freedom
Calvary Chapel Dayton Valley v. SisolakADF files suit against Nevada state officials to challenge COVID-19 church gathering ban
Religious Freedom
Edgewater Christian Fellowship v. BrownOregon governor sued over COVID-19 order that allows numerous gatherings, restricts churches
Religious Freedom
Christ’s Church of Mt. Spokane v. InsleeWashington governor sued over COVID-19 order that allows secular gatherings, restricts churches
Become a Member of the ADF Church Alliance
- Is your church ready for the changes in our culture?
- Has a religious liberty expert reviewed your church’s organizational documents?
- In a threat to your church’s religious freedom, do you know an experienced lawyer to call?
We want your answers to all these questions to be “yes.” Become a member of the ADF Church Alliance today and ensure that your church is protected and prepared for the legal landscape ahead.
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Religious Freedom
Can Churches Be Treated Worse Than Casinos? We Asked the Supreme Court to Weigh InWhile hundreds of thousands of people streamed into casinos, Nevada churches were prohibited from holding worship services with more than 50 people—under threat of criminal and civil penalties.
Religious Freedom
In Virginia, Huge Fines for Churches and Ministries Operating According to BeliefsOn July 1, churches, Christian schools, and other religious ministries with theologically orthodox views on marriage will no longer be welcome in Virginia.
Religious Freedom
Casinos Are Open, But Churches Are Closed?Last week, hundreds of people poured through the doors of Nevada casinos. Meanwhile, it is illegal for churches in the state to meet with more than 50 people.