Abortion Distortion: The Inconsistent Valuing of Life
The National Catholic Register recently quoted Center for Religious Expression Chief Counsel Nate Kellum in an article about the Massachusetts case of “Commonwealth v. Peter [...]
Justice for Justice for All
Austin, Texas — February 8, 2023. The Center for Religious Expression is proud to work with Justice for All in its quest to inspire honest [...]
Supreme Court Agrees with CRE: Roe is Not Viable
Washington D.C. — June 24, 2022. Today, the U.S. Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade, a legal ruling which led to the deaths of over [...]
CRE Discusses Dobbs Amicus on Huckabee
Hendersonville, Tennessee — December 10, 2021. CRE Chief Counsel, Nate Kellum sat down with Governor Mike Huckabee on his show to discuss Dobbs v. Jackson [...]
CRE Weighs in on Supreme Court Case that Could Overturn Roe v. Wade
Washington D.C. — July 28, 2021. Today, the Center for Religious Expression (CRE) filed an amicus brief to the U.S. Supreme Court challenging Roe v. [...]
Speech Freed in Double Rock Park
Baltimore County, Maryland — June 25, 2021. Baltimore County officials responded favorably towards Patrick Hanley, an individual engaging in Pro-Life ministry, after receiving a letter [...]
Protecting the Voice of the Voiceless
Jackson, Mississippi — November 12, 2020. Today, the Center for Religious Expression (CRE) received news of Court ruling in favor of Philip “Flip” Benham, granting [...]
CRE Challenges Law Silencing Pro-life Views
Charlotte, North Carolina — August 17, 2020. The Center for Religious Expression (CRE) filed a federal lawsuit today challenging a City of Charlotte ordinance that [...]
Tennessee Passes Heartbeat Bill Protecting the Unborn
Nashville, Tennessee. — June 19 ,2020. Today, Tennessee passed a bill into law protecting unborn babies from abortion from the moment their heart beats – [...]
CRE Challenges Onerous Law Banning Pro-Life Speech
December 11, 2019. Today, the Center for Religious Expression (CRE) filed a lawsuit in the Southern District of Mississippi challenging a City of Jackson ordinance [...]