BJC filed a brief in Espinoza v. Montana Department of Revenue to defend the law’s distinctive treatment of religion, as the U.S. Supreme Court again considers what weight to give a state constitutional provision designed to prevent government funding of and interference in religion.
In the latest Hollman Report, Holly Hollman explains why fighting for religious freedom is so important to her, personally and professionally.
Amanda Tyler discusses the importance of becoming a BJC advocate, in a Reflection published in the winter 2019 Report from the Capital.
Holly Hollman reviews the Supreme Court ruling in the Bladenburg cross case–what the ruling allows and what it does not allow.
Executive Director Amanda Tyler provides the latest BJC updates: a new look for the website, the new initiative Christians Against Christian Nationalism and more.
Rev. Dr. Aidsand Wright-Riggins challenges audiences to see the connections between race and religion and how we can move toward a more just future