A concerned Georgia parent alerted FFRF in September 2011 to bible distribution by Gideons International inside Chatsworth Elementary School. According to the parents, their child came home with a bible …
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Several flagrant legal violations at New Heights Middle School in Jefferson, S.C., were documented in FFRF’s Sept. 19 letter of complaint [http://ffrf.org/uploads/legal/newheights_letter.pdf] to Superintendent John Williams of the Chesterfield County …
Florence School District in Florence, S.C., will no longer allow local Christian ministries to hold assemblies in the schools. In March 2011, Wilson High School hosted an assembly where, under …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation alerted a school district in Brandenburg, KY to a serious offense on June 7, 2011. The Green River Co-op policy allowed Gideons to distribute bibles …
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The Freedom From Religion Foundation withdrew its parish exemption challenge, FFRF v. Geithner, on June 24 from the California Eastern District. It plans to refile and reconfigure the lawsuit. “Unfortunately, …
FFRF member Brent Michael Davids, a noted Native American musician from the Twin Cities, stopped by Freethought Hall in late May before his appearance with the Madison Chamber Orchestra. Brent, …
Dan Barker debated Christian apologist Jon Kaus on the topic “Can We Be Good Without God?” on May 15 at Gustavus Adolphus College (“firmly rooted in its Swedish and Lutheran …
FFRF: Iowa church discount in error The Cedar Rapids Kernels, a Class A Midwest League baseball team in Iowa affiliated with the Los Angeles Angels, promotes Sunday games as “Faith …
FFRF member Harry “Zombie” Greenberger and the New Orleans Secular Humanist Association had a “Left Behind” costume party May 21 at Napoleon’s Itch on Bourbon Street. NOSHA sold indulgences, released …
