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… ADF to Biden admin: You can't force employers to violate their faith Published … of life. # # # … 7617 … 7633 … 7653 … ADF to Biden admin: You can't force employers to violate their faith …

Prepacked communion, tithes dropped in buckets banned at drive-in church services while exchanging food, money okay at businesses

… church Published August 23, 2018 Related Case: At the Cross Fellowship Baptist Church v. City of Monroe MONROE, … Freedom attorneys filed the suit on behalf of At the Cross Fellowship Baptist Church after the city enacted an … Center for Christian Ministries. “The city had told At the Cross that it was unwelcome—in the same part of the community …

… she taught the class—to engage in political speech and donate to advocacy groups that directly conflict with … she taught the class—to engage in political speech and donate to advocacy groups that directly conflict with …

ADF attorneys win Arizona parental-choice-in-education case

… and symbols inscribed on statues, plaques, and seals. “You can’t just ban the Ten Commandments and leave all these other references,” Tedesco explained.  “You’d have to sandblast these other references from our … and symbols inscribed on statues, plaques, and seals. “You can’t just ban the Ten Commandments and leave all these …

… Florida county to religious school: You can’t serve children here ADF attorneys file suit against … v. Sarasota County … Florida county to religious school: You can’t serve children here …

… this family’s contributions, but then said ‘no honors for you’ because Hercules’ leaders took a principled stand for … makes the Newlands more worthy of respect, not less so. We thank Speaker McNulty for standing up where Denver would not … makes the Newlands more worthy of respect, not less so. We thank Speaker McNulty for standing up where Denver would not …

ADF provided funding, friend-of-the-court briefs

The following quote may be attributed to Alliance Defending Freedom Senior Counsel Zack Pruitt regarding the Arkansas governor’s signing of SB 535, the Iowa governor’s signing of HB 309, and the Tennessee governor’s signing of HB 159, three pieces of legislation that protect the ability of individuals to privately support charities and other nonprofit organizations of their choice without unnecessary government interference: “Every American should be free to peacefully support causes they believe in without fear of harassment or intimidation. We commend the Arkansas, Iowa, and Tennessee ...