Religious Liberty

A Christian girl in Washington state has been told, over and over, that her faith is the problem. In second grade, school officials searched her backpack, confiscated her religious materials, and sent her to the principal’s office for sharing her faith. After the ACLJ stepped in, Highline Public Schools promised – in writing – to let her exercise her faith freely. Years later at Sylvester Middle School, a vice principal pulled J.H. out of class . . .