Sermons Split on Supreme Court School Prayer Ruling
The Associated Press reports Sabbath sermons react to the ruling banning official school prayers. Clergy praise, condemn, or seek middle ground, with ministers from Episcopal and Methodist congregations offering varied interpretations of religious liberty and the effect on public schools.
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