religious rights

A third grader in Mississippi was banned from wearing a mask to school that said “Jesus Loves Me” in large pink letters across it. But that hasn't stopped Lydia Booth from pointing her classmates to the love of Jesus.

According to the 2021 USCIRF report released this week, even though some progress has been made, numerous countries continue to perpetrate “egregious violations” of citizens’ religious rights.

"Why not just make the cake?" In his new book, Colorado baker Jack Phillips shares intimate details about his refusal to create a wedding cake for a gay couple. That refusal led to landmark SCOTUS cases that he won.

“The mob brought with them the village president, media and police officers,” said Asha Korwa, whose children, ages three and six, were beaten on Jan. 31 along with her and her husband.

Highgrove Estate says the decision was based on its Christian beliefs, specifically the conviction that marriage is between a man and a woman. 

Chinese funerals cannot be Christian funerals, says the Chinese Communist Party, which is expected to release new religious regulations on February 1.

The Chinese government has ramped up book censorship in China, publishing new versions of classic texts for children to read in school. The revised versions remove religious language, such as “Bible,” “God,” and “Christ."