The Portage Area Regional Transportation Authority in Ohio has agreed to FFRF’s request that it cease weekly sponsorship of a religious advertisement in a local paper. The ad, printed each …
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An inspector from North Carolina’s License & Theft Bureau will no longer use a biblical verse as her email signature after FFRF contacted the department. Her email signature included, “For …
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Shelby County School District in Alabama is taking steps to ensure no further inappropriate religious assemblies occur in its schools. Presenters from Word of Life Redemption were permitted to hold …
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Faith Memorial Church in Lancaster, Ohio, participated in bible study groups in a number of local public schools. The church listed such groups in eight public schools in its vicinity, …
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FFRF has ensured that members of the Interfaith Club at Bob Jones High School will be permitted to hold meetings on any topic of their choosing, after Madison City Schools …
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The Jacksonville City Schools in Alabama has assured FFRF that the district’s automated phone system will not again be used to inform parents of religious events. Last summer, community members …
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At the Cleveland County School District in Rison, Ark., the district superintendent confirmed to FFRF that the Gideons would no longer distribute bibles to students in classrooms at Rison Elementary …
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The Plano Independent School District Board of Trustees has dropped Christian invocations from its meetings in favor of “nonsectarian inspirational messages” after hearing from FFRF. FFRF Staff Attorney Sam Grover …
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Shelby County, Ohio, is no longer displaying an Appeal to Heaven flag in a county building after hearing from FFRF. Members of the Appeal to Heaven movement “honor the Lord …
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