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- A state appeals board has reversed a $25,000 tax bill that had been levied against a Phoenix-area Christian day care center run by a church.
- ADF provided funding, friend-of-the-court briefs in case involving Utah monument
- … after DeKalb County agreed to change a policy prohibiting churches from renting space. Case Documents Court Title Date … after DeKalb County agreed to change a policy prohibiting churches from renting space. … 7616 … 7620 … 7617 … Powell v. …
- … is for everyone. All Americans should be free to say what they believe without fear of government punishment,” said ADF … cannot speak messages that violate their faith. Thus, they affirm that men and women are different and cannot use … is for everyone. All Americans should be free to say what they believe without fear of government punishment,” said ADF …
- Appellate court rules that La. cannot be forced to issue a birth certificate to two NY men who adopted child born in La.
- … Churches sue Calif. agency for forcing them to provide … contain coverage for abortion – something that violates these churches’ most sincerely held religious beliefs. … law. Those came on the heels of a complaint filed directly with DMHC , which responded by affirming its …
- … Parental Rights ISSUES Parental Rights Parents bring us into the world and … Health Care Student Rights Handbook: K-12 and University 3 Ways for Parents to Navigate Destructive Gender Ideology in … Court’s rulings on parental rights and the state of these fundamental rights across the country. Congress Must …
- … Using the name “Aloha Bed & Breakfast,” Phyllis rents 1-3 rooms in her personal home – the home that she has shared with her husband for 40 years; the home where they raised their children. Renting these rooms to guests helps pay necessary expenses and …
- Court says Christian man represented by ADF can intervene in lawsuit designed to silence him at ‘Pride Festival’
- The Supreme Court upheld a New York program allowing public school teachers to teach some secular classes to qualifying students enrolled at religious schools.