The Freedom From Religion Foundation has asked a judge to declare a New Jersey county’s millions of dollars in grants for church repair a violation of the state constitution. FFRF …
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FFRF filed this brief in collaboration with like-minded organizations in support of the denial of a government grant to a church. Trinity Lutheran Church in Columbia, MO applied for a …
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A physical education teacher in the Tattnall School District in Georgia will not show “Woodlawn” or other Christian films to his class again after hearing from FFRF. The film was …
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Congress spends $800,000 in taxpayer resources for opening prayers; bans nonbelievers from participating Today, on the National Day of Prayer, The Freedom From Religion Foundation is suing U.S. House Chaplain Patrick …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation is working to get public school districts, city councils and other government bodies to refrain from opening meetings with prayers. In the past week, FFRF …
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The Genoa Area Local Schools in Genoa, Ohio, have removed a sign reading “Follow Christ” from Genoa High School, after receiving a letter from FFRF. “It is unconstitutional for Genoa …
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Several Missouri public school employees are unconstitutionally promoting evangelical youth ministries, charges the Freedom From Religion Foundation. It was reported to FFRF that South Valley Middle School and Liberty High …
Sticker shock! We announce a new federal lawsuit challenging a Brewster County (Texas) sheriff affixing Christian cross stickers on police vehicles. After hearing John Oliver’s hilarious take on the Supreme …
Texas Gov. Greg Abbott submitted a legal memo to the state Attorney General Ken Paxton on Thursday erroneously insisting that Christian crosses may be legally displayed on sheriffs’ vehicles. The …
