Can Government-Funded Foster Care Services Discriminate on the Basis of Religion?
South Carolina is asking the Trump Administration to allow religious child placement services to discriminate on the basis of religion under RFRA.
South Carolina Town’s Decision to Stop Renting Space for Worship Brings Lawsuit
City officials are often caught between the demands of our two religion clauses. In Edisto Beach, SC, a lawsuit challenges a new ban on leasing public space for religious use.
U.S. Supreme Court Asked to Resolve Church Property Dispute
Could the U.S. Supreme Court hear a church property dispute? The Diocese of South Carolina is requesting review after the state’s Supreme Court ruled in favor of the national Episcopal Church in a suit over church ownership.
South Carolina School District’s Use of Chapel for Graduation Ruled Unconstitutional
A federal judge in South Carolina ruled unconstitutional the use of a particular religious space for graduation ceremonies in Greeneville County.
South Carolina Governor Promotes Christian Day of Prayer Event
Written by Don Byrd
