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- … Active U.S. Courts of Appeals By The Hand Club For Kids v. Illinois Department of Employment Security Details … Church, even though it had qualified as nontaxable since its creation in 2001. The ministry has provided chapel … Church, even though it had qualified as nontaxable since its creation in 2001. The ministry has provided chapel …
- … Won U.S. District Courts Owasso Kids for Christ v. Owasso Public Schools Details Documents … of the lawsuit. … 7627 … 7617 … 7626 … 7628 … Owasso Kids for Christ v. Owasso Public Schools … student rights … … … free speech … equal access … education … Case:Owasso Kids for Christ v. Owasso Public Schools … Owasso Kids for …
- … (CSS) because CSS wanted to operate in accordance with its religious convictions concerning marriage. This shut down … … 7657 … 7664 … 10041 … Fulton v. City of Philadelphia … adoption … adoption agencies … adoption providers … … … Case:Fulton v. City of Philadelphia … conscience … keep kids first … religious freedom … Fulton v. City of …
- … largest social services providers, faces closure of its adoption and foster care ministry if it doesn’t change its policy prioritizing the placement of … v. Michigan Department of Health and Human Services … keep kids first … foster care … adoption providers … adoption …
- … lawsuit against the Biden administration to challenge its rule that requires the agency to violate its religious beliefs or lose needed funding. Holston United Methodist Home for … Home for Children v. Becerra … religious freedom … adoption … foster care … marriage … U.S. Department of Health …
- … in order to receive government funding to provide meals to its student body, Grant Park Christian Academy would have had … inaccurate pronouns and opening restrooms to individuals who identify with the opposite sex. Thankfully, with ADF’s help, children in need did not lose access to school lunches. Case Documents Court Title …
- … Care Net is engaging in “deceptive advertising” because of its life-affirming message based on its religious beliefs. Then the attorney general can force the center to …
- … school officials stripped the student organization of its recognized status in response to a teacher’s targeted campaign against the club based on its deeply held religious beliefs on human sexuality and requirement that club leaders …
- … as a result of the mandate, and it is now unable to offer its employees a health insurance policy that is consistent … sincerely held religious beliefs, in particular when they are forced to pay for ending human life. What's at stake The …
- ADF and NLF attorneys represent Christian student organization previously banished from university campus