The Jurupa Unified School District Board approved a settlement agreement between Jessica Tapia and the Jurupa Unified School District to settle her lawsuit for $360,000. Last year, Advocates for Faith and Freedom filed a lawsuit challenging Jurupa Unified School District in the Central District of California after the wrongful termination of public school teacher Jessica Tapia for her religious beliefs.

The Supreme Court ruled in favor of Idaho’s Vulnerable Child Protection Act, allowing it to be enforced while litigation continues. This marks the first time the Supreme Court weighed in on whether states can prohibit minors from gender transition procedures.

This week, we fortified our complaint against SB 277, which removed religious exemption option from school vaccine mandates. Armed with additional data, compelling evidence, and persuasive arguments, we are highlighting the flaws of this bill. We anticipate that these new additions will aid us in countering the State’s motion to dismiss.

From the bottom of our hearts, thank you for supporting us. We will continue to work tirelessly in our efforts to secure your freedoms.

In a world concerned with “clicks” and becoming a “social influencer”, it is all too easy to miss the work that is being done by real heroes: people who are more interested in making a difference in the world than being known.

Today, a California Judge threw out a Cal-OSHA Complaint against a Christian academy accused of violating COVID restrictions.

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This year, we were privileged once more to take part in the National Day for Prayer and Repentance, standing alongside numerous persecuted pastors of America, several of whom are our clients. Together, we lifted our prayers to God for our state, our nation, and for repentance.

By denying access to the federal food program to religious institutions, the government is putting the health and wellbeing of impoverished youth at risk simply because of their affiliations with religious organizations.

California's governor signed SB277, a bill that removed religious exemptions within the state regardless of their personal or religious beliefs. This legislation placed California families in a challenging predicament, as they were now required to make a choice between adhering to the state's "one-size-fits-all" injection mandate or forfeiting their children's access to preschool or K-12 classroom education.