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NFL players like Kirk Cousins, Nick Foles talk school prayer and football - Vimarsana News

NFL players like Kirk Cousins, Nick Foles talk school prayer and football

The Minnesota Vikings quarterback is one of several current and former NFL players to sign onto briefs filed in the Supreme Court’s school prayer case.

US Supreme Court: Should this coach have been punished for praying? - Vimarsana News

US Supreme Court: Should this coach have been punished for praying?

A high school coach should have been able to pray on the field at school, the US Supreme Court said.

Source: bbc.com
Michigan bars Christian adoption agencies from refusing LGBT couples after legal settlement - Vimarsana News

Michigan bars Christian adoption agencies from refusing LGBT couples after legal settlement

Adoption and foster care agencies in Michigan who contract with the state can no longer refuse to place children with qualified same-sex parents over religious reasons thanks to a legal settlement Friday that some fear will put faith-based agencies out of business.

Michigan agencies can deny adoption services to LGBT couples - Vimarsana News

Michigan agencies can deny adoption services to LGBT couples

St. Vincent Catholic Charities has settled a lawsuit with the Michigan Department of Health and Human Services. The settlement agreement will allows faith-based adoption agencies in Michigan to deny services to LGBTQ couples.

Bethany Christian Services will place children in LGBT families as part of Michigan settlement - Vimarsana News

Bethany Christian Services will place children in LGBT families as part of Michigan settlement

Bethany Christian Services, which was sued for refusing to work with same-sex couples, announced that it will start placing children with LGBT families as part of a settlement with the state. The agency insists, however, that its beliefs have not changed.