In one of his final acts as President, President Trump deemed January 16 Religious Freedom Day.
In one of his final acts as President, President Trump deemed January 16 Religious Freedom Day.
A Christian photographer out of Virginia is challenging a state law that could force him photograph same-sex weddings, unions that would go against his Christian view of marriage.
An Idaho District Court has dropped the charges against a local deacon who was arrested late last year for not wearing a mask while singing outdoors with other people.
The U.S. Supreme Court recently ordered Nevada's Gov. Steve Sisolak to respond to Calvary Chapel Dayton Valley’s lawsuit alleging that the state violated its right to freedom of religion.
A federal appeals court recently sided with a group of faith-based schools in Ohio that were challenging the Toledo-Lucas County health department's decision to order the schools closed in an effort to curb the spread of COVID-19.
All six elders from an Ontario, Canada-based church were recently fined $10,000 and issued a court summons for holding in-person church services that reportedly violated COVID-19 restrictions.
Two New Mexico-based churches were handed $10,000 fines after they met in-person for Christmas Eve church services amid the coronavirus pandemic. At least one of the churches is maintaining that they complied with state guidelines during their service.
The federal Appeals Court for the 2nd Circuit ruled this week that New York’s COVID-19 restrictions on religious groups were unconstitutional.
As a part of a settlement agreement, a South Carolina school district will have to pay the American Humanist Association nearly $190,000 after it allowed hymns to be sung and prayers to be said during a graduation ceremony.
This weekend, Los Angeles County dropped its ban on indoor worship services, as long as attendees wear masks and practice social distancing.
