PUBLIC SPEECH AND RELIGIOUS LIBERTY
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 [...]
Cross to Bear
Two years ago, a tragedy struck a Southern California family. 19 year-old Anthony Vincent Devaney was hit by a vehicle and killed as he crossed [...]
Outlawing Wise Counsel
California and New Jersey passed new laws this year barring counselors from talk-therapy that would aid minors in getting rid of unwanted same sex-attractions. Equating [...]
Army Needs To Address the Root of this Problem
Two weeks ago, at Camp Shelby in Mississippi, counter-intelligence officers presented a briefing that identified the American Family Association – a non-profit Christian organization – [...]
Chaplains Shut Out
As Americans start to feel the effects of the on-going stalemate in Washington, many have wondered about the decisions directing which aspects of the government [...]
Bibles Once Again Allowed at Gay Pride Fest
For more than a decade, Brian Johnson had a booth at the annual Twin Cities Pride Fest, a homosexual-themed gathering held in Loring Park in [...]
Courageous Speech
He didn't think he would give a speech. For quite some time, Roy Costner IV was second among his classmates, and didn't realize an extra [...]
Staying Christian
It’s graduation time all across the country, and as many Christian students enjoy the pomp and circumstance of high school commencement, they have a sinking [...]
Conspiracy Theory
It’s not paranoia if they’re really out to get you. The news that IRS agents had applied undue scrutiny to Tea Party and other politically [...]
Cheering them On
To inspire players and fans, high school and middle school cheerleaders in the tiny Southeastern Texas community of Kountze made banners with encouraging messages for [...]
No Age Requirement for Religious Expression
Recognizing that children enjoy the same constitutional liberties as their parents, last week, the state of Mississippi passed the Mississippi Student Religious Liberties Act. The [...]
Literally Standing for Principle
Last week, Senator Rand Paul of Kentucky held the floor of the Senate for nearly thirteen hours as he conducted an old-fashioned, Mr. Smith-goes-to-Washington type [...]
Airbrushing the Cross
As part of Saturday ritual, a group of LSU students go to Tiger Stadium (known to sports fans as Death Valley) bearing purple and gold [...]
Prayer Bullies
A group of self-proclaimed Atheists from Madison, Wisconsin, Freedom From Religion Foundation (FFRF), have invaded the Mid-South area, threatening to file a lawsuit should Memphis [...]