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 The U.S. Supreme Court will decide if public universities can force Christian student groups to deny their faith. Learn More |
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Should an environmentalist club on a university campus be forced to elect officers who are lumberjacks? Or should a student chapter of PETA be forced to be led by a taxidermist?
As absurd as that sounds, the University of California Hastings College of the Law refused to recognize the Christian Legal Society (CLS) as a student group on campus because CLS requires that its officers and voting members subscribe to its Christian beliefs.
On April 19, in the precedent-setting Christian Legal Society v. Martinez case, an ADF allied attorney will defend before the U.S. Supreme Court the constitutionally protected right of CLS - and all other student groups - to associate with people who share common beliefs and interests and to ensure that its leaders agree with the group's core mission.
We are committed to restoring religious freedom and hope on tax-funded university campuses across America. But we need your prayers and financial support to be victorious!.
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When Praying Becomes "Disorderly Conduct" At first glance, what Julian Raven and his friends saw that day in the park in downtown Elmira, New York, doesn't seem all that unusual. After all, when it comes to public celebrations of homosexual behavior, a lot of Christians - maybe most Christians - like to just close their eyes and hope it will all go away. In North Carolina, A Night To Remember Change in Military Policy Will Censor U.S. Chaplains |