Religious Liberty

Jason Cantrell has been here before. He did everything the city asked. He got the permit. He followed the rules. He stood on a public sidewalk outside an abortion clinic in Forest Park, Georgia, opened his Bible, and preached the Gospel. Then someone complained – and the city shut him down, despite his respect for the law. That unconstitutional system – a permit that turned “null and void” the moment any complaint was received – is no longer . . .