An elementary school in Kansas will no longer allow Gideon Society to proselytize and hand out bibles to students. FFRF was informed that on May 16, a fifth-grade teacher at …
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IN THE NEWS: FFRF stops a West Virginia high-school wrestling team from using a bible verse as their motto. After complaining about Hobby Lobby inserting a bible class into an …
The Police Department in Searcy, Ark., appears to be doubling down on its efforts to inject religion into government with the addition of another Christian cross on its lawn. …
The Freedom From Religion Foundation is asking the 9th Circuit U.S. Court of Appeals to overturn a federal district court decision approving a shrine to Jesus on Big Mountain in …
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The 2013 Freedom From Religion 36th Annual National Convention took place on September 27-29 at the Concourse Hotel in Madison, Wisconsin. …
The superintendent of the Wayne County (W.Va.) School District will ensure that religious messages are not put on school marquees after the Freedom From Religion Foundation wrote a letter notifying …
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FFRF reminded the Hyde Park Central School District in New York that active involvement of faculty during after-school clubs is inappropriate. In a Nov. 7 letter to Superintendent Greer Rychcik, …
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The Christian trinket-purveyor Hobby Lobby places religious holiday ads in national newspapers reaching in some cases more than 47 million readers. Hobby Lobby’s July 4, 2013 ad features quotes from the …
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What is the afterlife to a fish? To answer that question, we play the debut of Dan Barker’s new song, “Heaven,” setting to music the poetry of Rupert Brooke. State/church …
