BJC’s Amanda Tyler: Seek Unity As Election Season Divides Us
The BJC’s Amanda Tyler argues in a new column that the political tribalism that pits Americans against each other need not, and should not, corrupt our religious community.
Teaching Public School Students About Religion Requires Proper Focus
What is the best way to promote religious literacy in the classroom without advocates for teaching students about religion mindful of four key principles
Court Sides with Government in Church-State Suit over Care for Unaccompanied Minors
The government does not violate church-state separation by hiring religious organizations to provide residential care to unaccompanied minors who enter the U.S., according to a federal court in California.
Religious Leaders in Tennessee Bracing for Likely School Voucher Showdown in 2019
A Baptist minister from Texas is on a four-day speaking tour drawing in Tennessee educating the public on the dangers school vouchers pose to religion and religious liberty.
To Advance Religious Liberty in Washington, D.C., Diverse Coalitions are Essential
If you have started to wonder – like I have – whether partisan battle lines have made progress on Capitol Hill impossible, do yourself a favor and watch this.
EEOC Sues Tennessee Hospital over Employee’s Religious Objection to Flu Shot Requirement
The EEOC has routinely held hospital-employers accountable for refusing to accommodate an employee’s religious objection to flu vaccination requirements. A new case involves a Tennessee hospital accused of declining a previously granted accommodation.
