Church School Victory: Government Can’t Discriminate ‘Because They Are Religious’
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(Worthy News) – Sarasota County, Florida, has changed course to allow a church to use its own property to educate children in its religious school, according to Alliance Defending Freedom, the non-profit religious freedom legal organization representing the church.
ADF attorneys filed a federal lawsuit on behalf of Englewood Church of the Nazarene, known locally as Crosspoint Church, and its religious school, leading the county to “end discrimination” against the school.
In 2013, the church launched a Christian school for at-risk students which offers “individualized, faith-based education.” [ Source: CBN News (Read More…) ]
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