Aug 18, 06:51 PM

ACLJ Defends Religious Rights in Federal Appeals Court Over Public Prayer and Library Community Room Access

The American Center for Law and Justice (ACLJ) is actively engaged in defending religious rights and advocating for public prayer. The organization is currently involved in a federal appeals court case aimed at countering efforts by an atheist group that seeks to limit public prayer. Additionally, the ACLJ is representing a church that was barred from using a community room in a local library, highlighting ongoing concerns regarding religious discrimination. The ACLJ encourages supporters to join their cause by downloading a free prayer guide and participating in public prayer events. Furthermore, a commentary was published discussing legal actions to protect parents' First Amendment rights amidst ongoing debates over religious expression in public spaces.

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World Peace Movement@darren_stallcup
2 years ago
Attention Patriots 🇺🇸 We are launching another peaceful offensive to combat the corrupt far left democrats who are destroying our country. Here in the Lion’s Den San Francisco, We are surrounded on all sides by communists and socialists and Nazis and we need your support to…
Jordan Sekulow@JordanSekulow
2 years ago
An atheist group is trying to destroy public prayer. We are back in federal appeals court to stop the far Left’s attack on prayer. This Sunday, defend the right to pray in public. https://t.co/g33ddW1MyZ
Jay Sekulow@JaySekulow
2 years ago
The ACLJ is defending a church that was PROHIBITED from using a library’s community room. Read how the ACLJ is fighting back against religious discrimination: https://t.co/Y6RKgn0KQ4

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