Rad For Jesus: Christian Students Kicked Out

4/28/2012

Christian Students Kicked Out

by Jay Sekulow
ACLJ Chief Counsel
April 27, 2012

A major college is forcing Christian student groups off campus.

Vanderbilt University has instituted a policy that requires religious student groups to accept leaders regardless of their faith and to even be open to atheist leadership.

The school has actually compared these Christian groups to segregationists.

The ACLJ is advising Christian student groups, concerned alumni, and parents. We need your voice in support of their religious liberty.

Sign our Petition for Students' Religious Rights today.
These students want the same rights as other Christian organizations in America — the same rights the Supreme Court unanimously affirmed this year — the right to use faith-based criteria when selecting leaders.

Thank you for your continued defense of our children's religious liberty.

P.S. Please forward this message and use the Facebook "Like" buttons in this email to stand with these students.
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