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New York government agencies tried to punish New Hope Family Services because of the adoption provider’s religious beliefs.

Several states are targeting faith-based providers and blocking them from serving foster children. Here's how one ministry in Michigan responded.

Read about Sharonell Fulton, the foster mom at the center of the Supreme Court case Fulton v. City of Philadelphia.

… the Religious Freedom Restoration Act (RFRA)—doesn’t that provide some protection for these groups? If you’re not …

… pregnancy centers maternity homes and other sources that provide financial and emotional support as well as the safety … pregnancy centers maternity homes and others stepped up to provide real assistance With initiatives like Her PLAN a … maternity homes and nonprofit adoption agencies that provide compassionate care and practical resources for women …

… incorrectly implied that the centers are not qualified to provide the free services they offer because there is not a … has licensed medical personnel on site at all times to provide andor supervise such medical services it does not …

… is provided merely as a courtesy and is not intended to provide legal information or advice to any person or entity … law generally religious objectors cannot be required to provide supporting statements from clergy and thus such a … circumstances Clergy should exercise care when asked to provide a letter in support of someones religious objections …

… allow this If these abortion facilities actually wanted to provide quality health care they would welcome safeguards …

… protecting the lives of their unborn children They seek to provide alternative options for women who do not want to end … 1 The law required medically licensed pregnancy centers to provide disclosures informing pregnant women that California … This even applied to pregnancy centers that did not provide medical services but rather other free services like …

… The program not only allowed grant recipients to provide safe surfacing for playgrounds but it also encouraged …