Texas City Threatens to Close Church,

Claims ‘Voting Cannot Occur in Any Church Building’

City officials in Rowlett, Texas don’t want Freedom Place Church to serve as an early voting location. What’s more, the city has threatened to revoke the church’s certificate of occupancy, which would force the congregation to shut down.

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Fired Flight Attendants Ask Federal Appeals Court to Vindicate Their Religious Liberty Rights

Alaska Airlines fired our clients Lacey Smith and Marli Brown over their religious beliefs. We’re now fighting their case at the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals.

Discrimination Doesn’t Fly »

Huge Momentum for Religious Freedom Cases in One of America’s Toughest Courts

Fighting a religious freedom case at the 9th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals is a difficult task. But three recent wins for religious employers in just the last few months are a sign of hope for future cases.

More Victories Ahead? »

‘Average Joe’ Now Showing at a Theater Near You

In tough times, we need hope, we need inspiration, we need God. Starting today, Oct. 11, the unwavering true story of Coach Joe Kennedy comes to life on the big screen. To get you inspired, go watch Average Joe this opening weekend!

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