A local lawyer complained about postcards and emails the group sent to her because she advertises in City Pages. The correspondence informed advertisers that the metro Minneapolis-St. Paul alternative newspaper also promoted the adult sex trade and invited advertisers to reconsider supporting a media outlet that did so.In R. Leigh Frost Law, Ltd. v. Christian Action League of Minnesota, (MN Dist. Ct., July 11, 2019), the court entered a mediated order dismissing the harassment restraining order, but requiring that for the next two years, Christian Action League may not contact petitioner by any means, including e-mail, social media, post cards, regular mail, phone or in person, nor may it encourage others to contact her or her employer.
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Wednesday, July 17, 2019
Christian Group Settles Harassment Suit
Last week, a Minnesota state trial court entered a mediated settlement agreement in a case in which a lawyer had obtained a temporary restraining order against the Christian Action League of Minnesota. As related by a press release from the Thomas More Society:
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Christian,
Minnesota
Thursday, March 16, 2017
Lynn to Retire As Head of Americans United
In a press release issued yesterday. Americans United for Separation of Church and State announced that its long-time executive director Barry W. Lynn will retire at the end of 2017. Lynn has served as the head of AU for 25 years. In a letter to AU members and supporters, Lynn said that a search for his successor is already under way.
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Wednesday, January 11, 2017
ADF Announces New Head of Organization
The conservative Christian advocacy group Alliance Defending Freedom announced yesterday that its long-time president Alan Sears is moving to the position of "Founder," while Michael Farris will serve as ADF's new president, CEO and general counsel. Farris was the founding president of the Home School Legal Defense Association and of Patrick Henry College.
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Advocacy organizations,
Christian
Thursday, September 29, 2016
Baptist Joint Committee Appoints New Executive Director
In a press release issued earlier this week, the Baptist Joint Committee for Religious Liberty announced that it has chosen Amanda R. Tyler as its next executive director. She will replace Brent Walker who is retiring. The Baptist Joint Committee is a D.C.-based advocacy group that promotes both religious liberty and separation of church and state.
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Advocacy organizations,
Baptist,
Religious liberty
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