Creating a faith freedom nation
We as Americans are not united by our faith or religion. What draws us together is our commitment to standing up for each person’s religious freedom as we would our own.
Religious exemptions to vaccine mandates
Until courts sift through the claims, the impact of vaccine mandates and religious exemptions will depend primarily on decisions made by individuals that promote or undercut the goals of public health and the responsible exercise of religious liberty.
Supporter spotlight: Our partnerships show ‘faith freedom truly being for all’
The Revs. Robin and Marty Anderson share their unique relationship as co-pastors of a church and why they support BJC.
Black scholars share ways religious liberty has been white too long
Four professors expose a narrative that centers white experiences during the 2021 Shurden Lectures
A fierce call to freedom: Dismantle racism
Rev. Dr. Jacqui Lewis asks us to imagine a world with new essential ways of doing church.
What is going on in the fight over LGBTQ nondiscrimination and foster care?
The Fulton decision was not as sweeping a victory for religious objectors to same-sex marriage as CSS and many of its allies hoped. Nor was the decision as fatal to protections for LGBTQ people as Philadelphia and some of its allies feared. Instead, the Supreme Court resolved the case before it, giving little guidance for future religious freedom conflicts.
