Across our nation, we are witnessing changes unlike anything in our lifetime. The moral and spiritual foundations that once shaped our laws, schools, and communities are steadily being replaced by values far removed from the biblical principles on which this nation...
As we step into a new year, our hearts are full of gratitude—and determination. Every week, the Christian Law Association receives new calls for help from pastors, churches, and believers who simply want to live out their faith without fear. Your faithful, generous...
As we approach the close of another year and celebrate the birth of our Savior, the Christian Law Association is deeply mindful of God’s goodness and the faithfulness of His people. Every phone call we answer, every church we help, and every believer we defend is a...
During the holidays, the request for help from Christians across America doesn’t pause. In fact, this season often brings an increase in calls from pastors, churches, and believers facing unexpected challenges. At the Christian Law Association, our mission to serve...
The Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) was enacted in 1990 for the purpose of protecting people with disabilities from discrimination in employment and in many other aspects of life. When people think of the ADA, they often think of handicap accessible restrooms or...
Christian ministries are thankful for all the contributions they receive. Most commonly, people give their tithes and offerings in the form of cash, check, or electronic contribution. Sometimes, however, people donate physical items. It is not uncommon for people to...
When most people think of the Christian Law Association (CLA), they immediately think of Dr. David Gibbs, Jr., our founder and tireless advocate for religious freedom. While he is the face of our ministry, the reality is that a dedicated team of staff members works...
For decades, America’s schools have been a battleground for religious liberty. From graduation speeches to Bible clubs, Christian students are often told that their faith must be hidden. The Christian Law Association continues to receive calls every week from families...
In the fall of 1621, about fifty English Pilgrims and about ninety Wampanoag people set aside three days, marking their successful first corn harvest after a difficult first year in America. Nearly half of the original Pilgrims had died during the first winter, and...
November is a season of gratitude. As we gather around our tables with family and friends, we pause to thank the Lord for His goodness, His provision, and most of all, His liberty. The Bible reminds us, “Now the Lord is that Spirit: and where the Spirit of the Lord...
