News Releases Archive
FFRF asks Terre Haute to ‘Imagine No Religion’
A 14×48-foot billboard emblazoned with a John Lennonesque message, “Imagine No Religion,” and a stained-glass window backdrop, went up in Terre Haute, Ind., this week near the fairgrounds. The billboard, …
FFRF ends football prayers in Mississippi, Kentucky schools
Recent letters of complaint by the Freedom From Religion Foundation have ended longstanding violations in DeSoto County, Miss., and Bell County, Ky., involving illegal prayer before school football games. The …
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Care Net gone from wisconsin.gov
The state of Wisconsin appears to have removed a link to a religious anti-abortion group from its website after receiving a letter of objection from the Freedom From Religion Foundation. …
Sand Springs City Council: ‘First Amendment does not apply to us’
Background Sand Springs, Okla., a city near Tulsa, has become embroiled in a familiar state/church controversy — a resident has asked the city council to stop praying on government time, …
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FFRF protests graduation, athletic prayers
The Freedom From Religion Foundation sent a letter of complaint on behalf of concerned parents and other Mississippi FFRF members to DeSoto County Schools in Hernando. The Aug. 10 letter …
Principal pushed school prayer
The Freedom From Religion Foundation sent a letter of complaint Aug. 10 about illegal school prayer to Superintendent Wayne Rodolfich of the Pascagoula [Miss.] School District. FFRF, a state-church watchdog …
We protested Perry in 100-plus heat and survived!
Pray, v. To ask that the laws of the universe be annulled in behalf of a single petitioner, confessedly unworthy. — Ambrose Bierce Ambrose Bierce’s words kept going through my …
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Billboard scrutiny leads tax man to Ohio church
An Ohio pastor’s insistence that a Freedom From Religion Foundation billboard be moved off church property in Columbus appears to have backfired. Shortly after Columbus atheist Dylan Galos’ “Coming Out …
Gaylor writes Cong. Rangel appeal to remember secular Americans
SENT VIA US MAIL AND FAX (202)225-4365 Congressman Charles B. Rangel 2354 Rayburn House Office Building Washington DC 20515 Dear Congressman Rangel: On behalf of members of our national association …
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