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AZ town votes to amend zoning code allowing for church services in homes

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Christian Law Journal: "The Mayor and Council Members of Gilbert, Ariz., unanimously agreed Monday evening that the town must not regulate Church services and 'religious assembly' in homes . . . Doug Napier with the Alliance Defense Fund, who is representing the church, was encouraged by the town?s response and said his clients simply want them to comply with constitutionally-protected religious freedoms. 'If it?s a level playing field, we?re good with that. Because we?re going to be good neighbors. We?re going to be good citizens.'"

Full post as published by Constitutionally Correct on March 24, 2010 (boomark / email).

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