The signatures and statements of 4,000 diverse faith leaders from across the country were delivered to Congress today expressing support for the Johnson Amendment, which protects houses of worship.
You can still make your voice heard as a leader in your house of worship. Add your name to a letter headed for Congress demanding the Johnson Amendment remain intact.
Recent cases show how the First Amendment requires courts to refrain from inquiring into disputes surrounding religious doctrine, and how religious entities can prepare to limit the potential for judicial involvement.
In committee debate, Rep. David Price, D-NC, warns that politicizing our churches will jeopardize their moral force.
Despite opposition by the BJC and other religious nonprofits, a House Committee tonight voted to keep intact a bill provision that would gut the Johnson Amendment.