Tag Archives: Group: Christian Law Association

Chattanooga Times Free Press: “Praying silently, in secret or off school property won’t cut it for a group of vocal protesters upset over this week’s ban of public prayer at Hamilton County high school football games . . . Brown said he is waiting to hear back from both the Christian Law Association in Seminole, Fla., and the Alliance Defense Fund in Scottsdale, Ariz., about whether they will take on the case.”

Keller’s struggle with the IRS is emblematic of the frustration preachers around the country feel as they try to help their congregations navigate moral issues during elections . . .

QNotes, “Carolina’s multimedia LGBT new source”, reports on competing rallies to be held over the definition of marriage in North Carolina. Christian Action League: Rally for Marriage Planned for March 3 Equality North Carolina: ENC Day of Action 2009

Among other things, the court ruled that the Biologist failed to comply with the statute of limitations in his Title VII claim against the Institute.  The ruling: Abraham v. Woods Hole Oceanographic Institute, No. 08-1655 (1st Cir. Jan. 22, 2009)

The Christian Action League reports: “It’s been two weeks since police arrested brothers Jesse and Matthew Boyd for sharing their faith on a public street during the Jaycees’ ‘Hickory Alive’ event. And as of July 11, the city had yet …

David Gibbs of the Christian Law Association talks marriage and the Constitution on the CLA’s radio program.

he American Civil Liberties Union filed a federal suit against the Okeechobee County School Board in November 2006 on behalf of the Gay-Straight Alliance and its then-current president Yasmin Gonzalez saying the school was illegally barring the club from meeting on school grounds . .

365Gay.com reports: Even though Okeechobee High School’s Gay-Straight Alliance no longer has any members, a federal lawsuit by a former GSA member is continuing. This week a judge rescinded an earlier ruling that required the school board to allow the …

The proposed amendment to the Georgia Constitution states that “the word ‘person’ applies to all human beings, irrespective of age, race, sex, health, function or condition of dependency, including unborn children at every state of their biological development, including fertilization.” . . .