Religious Liberty

In Colorado, a courageous woman named Debbie simply wanted to open her neighborhood clubhouse to host a Bible study with friends and neighbors. The clubhouse is part of a “Metropolitan District,” which means it is owned and controlled by the government. But when she inquired about holding the gathering, she was told she couldn’t because of “concerns of separation of church and state.” In effect, the government was denying her the right to use a . . .