I am sure you might wonder why a man at the time having been in ministry for over 29 years, a candidate for pastorate at three different churches, and preaching across the country weekly killed his wife in a sudden
From Pulpit to Prison
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A Petition to the United States Supreme Court
Mauck & Baker has written an amicus curiae brief in support of Alliance Defending Freedom’s certiorari petition to the United States Supreme Court on behalf of Tree of Life Christian Schools in their case against the City of Upper Arlington,
RLUIPA Needs Review and YOU Can Help
If you’re a person of faith, the Religious Land Use and Institutionalized Persons Act is something you should know about. This law has been instrumental in protecting religious freedom. But the government’s failure to clarify certain aspects of
Essential Legal Documents You Need to Protect Your Family
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Chalk One Up For God
If you’ve lived in a residence that is a part of a homeowners or condominium association, you’ve probably been briefed with the rules: Nothing can be displayed in the front yard, and nothing hung on the front door.
Many HOAs
Many HOAs
A Contrast of Character at the March for Life
Written by Richard C. BakerThe 5th annual March for Life Chicago—one of many being held nationwide to remember the 46th anniversary of the U.S. Supreme Court’s Roe v. Wade decision—took over the Loop on Sunday, January 13, 2019. In
Are Libraries Censoring Conservative Content?
Recently, a concerned individual contacted Mauck & Baker regarding an experience she had at her local library in which she attempted to visit a conservative Christian website on the public computer, but access to the website was blocked. When she
What Does Reputation Have to Do With Religious Freedom?
Written by Brian Trujillo
Should there be religious exemptions to generally applicable anti-discrimination laws? I recently took a course with about 33 of my law school peers where our task was to think deeply about this question. With selections from
Should there be religious exemptions to generally applicable anti-discrimination laws? I recently took a course with about 33 of my law school peers where our task was to think deeply about this question. With selections from
Beware of Wolves in Shepherd's Clothing
Written by Whitman H. Brisky –
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What happens to church property when most of its members depart, leaving only an unpopular pastor and a few of his close friends and family to
See this article featured in The Christian Post
What happens to church property when most of its members depart, leaving only an unpopular pastor and a few of his close friends and family to
Free Advertising Grant for Churches and Nonprofits!
What’s the most effective and efficient way to get people to discover your church or nonprofit? Word of mouth only goes so far, and widespread media exposure is not always possible, especially for a start-up campus or company.
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