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In North Carolina, Aurora Pro Services — a home repair company — has had a policy of requiring employees to participate in Christian prayer services. Two ex-employees, atheist John McGaha and agnostic Mackenzie Saunders, were fired after declining to participate. And they filed a civil discriminatio...

Prayer meetings held at the home services and repair company sometimes lasted 45 minutes.

Prayer meetings held at the home services and repair company sometimes lasted 45 minutes.

A North Carolina home-repair business fired two employees after they refused to continue participating in the company's mandatory prayer sessions—and now, the Equal...

Every day, employees at Aurora Pro Services, a North Carolina home-repair company, would gather for a mandatory prayer meeting, according to a federal complaint. They stood in a circle while

(RNS) — The two workers declined to participate in a daily prayer circle as the company owner read from Scripture.

The lawsuit was filed by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, accusing the employer of creating a hostile work environment.

The lawsuit was filed by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, accusing the employer of creating a hostile work environment.

“Ms. Saunders describes the behavior as ‘ranting,’” the lawsuit states.

The lawsuit was filed by the Equal Employment Opportunity Commission, accusing the employer of creating a hostile work environment.