Navigating Federal Funding Uncertainty: What Faith-Based Organizations Should Know
For faith-based nonprofits engaged in education and human services, federal grants have long served as both a resource and a point of tension—expanding the reach of their ministries while often […]
The Future of the Johnson Amendment
In 1995, the only instance of the Johnson Amendment—a provision in the U.S. tax code that prohibits 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organizations, including churches, from endorsing or opposing political candidates—being enforced against […]
First Hearing of The Religious Liberty Commission: Religious Freedom Recommendations
On June 16, 2025, Lieutenant Governor of Texas Dan Patrick called to order the First Hearing of the Religious Liberty Commission (“Commission”), hosted at the Museum of the Bible in […]
At a Glance: The Religious Liberty Commission and National Day of Prayer at the White House
On May 1, 2025, faith leaders, elected officials, and members of the public gathered in the White House Rose Garden for the National Day of Prayer. Hosted by President Donald […]
At a Glance – The White House Faith Office
CPJ’s “At a Glance—The White House Faith Office” offers a snapshot of the White House Faith Office initiative in light of CPJ’s Guidelines for Government and Citizenship. This is a […]