Stop Forcing Churches to Disregard Their Faith
Stop Forcing Churches to Disregard Their Faith
Signatures
Stop Forcing Churches to Disregard Their Faith
Churches and religious charities are pressured and even forced to disregard their faith by the government.
The right to hire individuals who share a church or a charity’s faith is one of the most important rights a religious organization possesses. It is particularly important that a faith-based organization’s right to hire like-minded people not be infringed.
Federal law protects these rights, but many times laws are ignored or unenforced.
At the ACLJ, we’ve fought these cases in court and won. We constantly defend churches and religious charities.
Now, the U.S. Department of Labor (DOL) has proposed a new pro-religious liberty rule that would protect churches and religious charities from being forced to hire outside their faith. We’re filing legal comments in support of this rule.
Without these protections, your church could be targeted. We need you to take action with us.
Petition to Stop Churches from Being Forced to Disregard Their Faith
Thank you for signing the petition!
As we aggressively take legal action to protect churches from being forced to disregard their faith, your gift today will help us defend religious freedom.
Your voice will have a tremendous impact. Please consider supporting our work with a tax-deductible donation using the form to the right. Thank you.
Share the Petition!
ACLJ Files Suit in VA for State Targeting "Jesus Loves You"
Discriminating to prevent discrimination is oxymoronic and counterproductive, but the Left seems determined to do it. Cases about Fair Housing Enforcement agencies telling realtors, appraisers, and auctioneers that they cannot put Bible verses on their cards, website, or email signatures are...
Radio Recap: Virginia Targets “Jesus Loves You”
Virginia targets “Jesus love you.” Today on the show, we discussed a lawsuit were filing today against the Virginia Real Estate Board (VREB) for its targeted harassment and discrimination of a Christian real estate agent because she had a Bible verse (John 3:16) on her website and included the...
ACLJ Files New Lawsuit to Defend Religious Organization
Last week, ACLJ took on a new case to fight discrimination and bias against a non-profit religious ministry in Georgia. The lawsuit , filed in federal court last week, outlines the discriminatory zoning process the ministry has been subjected to over the past two years. The timeline of events are...
A Tale of Two Cities: ACLJ Takes Action
The ACLJ has recently been contacted by two more churches regarding potential violations of the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act (RLUIPA). RLUIPA is a federal law designed to protect churches, religious assemblies, and institutions from land use regulations that interfere with...