My city says I need a license to pray with friends in my home. The Constitution says otherwise

My city says I need a license to pray with friends in my home. The Constitution says otherwise

In America, no one should need a governmental permit to pray. The Creator has already given us that right, and the First Amendment protects it. I learned this lesson through a fight I never expected — a fight that has resulted in an appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court. I am an Orthodox Jew. My […]

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