Christians have the right to distribute Christian literature on public streets, sidewalks, and parks.
Christians have the right to preach the Gospel on public streets, sidewalks, and parks.
Christians have the right of equal access to public facilities.
Christians have the right to place a nativity scene in a public park.
Christians have the right to be free of religious discrimination at their place of work.
Christians have the right to be involved in improving their communities by participating in the political process.
Christians have the right to serve as political leaders and express Biblical views on issues of public policy.
Christian students have the right to share the Gospel on campus by distributing literature, and telling others about Christ while they are at school.
Christian students have the right to have Bible Clubs on campus.
Christian students have the right to engage in voluntary school prayer - including "See You at the Pole", and prayers by valedictorians, salutatorians, and class presidents during graduation ceremonies.
Christian students have the right to participate in community, church, or sponsored Baccalaureate services.
Christian students have the right to wear Christian T-shirts, buttons, and other religious symbols on campus.
Christian students have the right to present homework, artwork, and other school projects from a Christian perspective.
Christians have the right to study and practice the Christmas and Easter holidays on campus.
If you or someone you know had their rights or their rights are being violated contact the American Center for Law and Justice, P.O. Box 64429, Virginia Beach, VA 23467 (800)579-2489
Christians have the right to distribute Christian literature on public streets, sidewalks, and parks.
If you or someone you know had their rights or their rights are being violated contact the American Center for Law and Justice, P.O. Box 64429, Virginia Beach, VA 23467 (800)579-2489