Could you be blacklisted for saying "Jesus loves you"? Could John 3:16 get you in legal trouble? Could you lose your job? . . .
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John,

Could you be blacklisted for saying "Jesus loves you"? Could John 3:16 get you in legal trouble? Could you lose your job?

It's shockingly unconstitutional, but it's happening.

Radical Left bureaucrats in positions of power in state and local governments are targeting Christians for discrimination.

Sign Our Petition Now

In one lawsuit we're engaged in right now, a Christian realtor was targeted, harassed, and discriminated against by a State agency for putting a Bible verse (John 3:16) on her website and including "Jesus loves you" in her email signature.

She was forced to quit her job. In fact, her former employer was essentially ordered to blacklist her and report on her "religious" conduct to the State agency.

At the ACLJ, we're fighting back. For decades we have defended religious liberty in cases just like this all the way to the Supreme Court, and we've won.

We filed a lawsuit against the State agency, and the case is progressing even in the middle of this pandemic.

WE DO NOT STOP working. And we need you to take action with us.

Sign Petition: Stop Targeting Christians & "Jesus Loves You."

Jay Sekulow
ACLJ Chief Counsel


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