FFRF’s lawsuit against Mercer County shows the fight must go on This article first appeared on the Religion News Service site and has been reprinted with permission. By Linda K. …
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A Washington State couple, who prefer anonymity, this spring gifted more than $250,000 (one share of Berkshire Hathaway stock) to FFRF. They have approved $150,000 to be held in reserve …
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Nicole received a $2,000 Thomas Jefferson Student Activist Award from FFRF. This scholarship is made possible thanks to generous FFRF members, a Washington couple who prefers to remain anonymous. (See …
This special scholarship of $5,000 is generously endowed by longtime FFRF members and supporters Richard and Beverly Hermsen. By Cidney Fisk During my junior year of high school, I protested …
Kelly received a $1,000 scholarship in part thanks to FFRF member Thomas W. Jendrock. She will also be speaking as a student activist at FFRF’s 40th annual convention Sept. 15-16. …
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This op-ed first appeared in The Capital Times in Madison, Wis., on April 4. By Ingrid Andersson I recently attended the premier of the documentary “Playing Dr.” by Owen Road …
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Looking to get away for a few days with other like-minded people? Then join the Central Florida Freethought Community on a five-day cruise to the Bahamas in March 2018. FFRF …
Americans oppose mixing church and politics “Americans already argue about politics outside the church. They don’t want pastors bringing those arguments into worship.” — Scott McConnell, executive director, Lifeway Research …
Despite FFRF objection, Alabama Senate OKs bill The Alabama Senate has voted to allow a church to form its own police force. Lawmakers on April 12 voted 24-4 to allow …
