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Imagine inviting about a dozen friends to pray in your home and your city telling you to get the government's permission first. That's what happened to Daniel Grand, a devout Orthodox Jew in University Heights, Ohio. When he planned a small prayer meeting in his home, the city ordered him to get a permit, classified his house as a place of religious assembly, and even recruited his neighbors to spy on him and report any violations. To get the permit, Daniel would have to stop living in his own home, an impossible choice, abandon his faith or give up his house. Yet, when he filed a lawsuit to exercise his constitutional rights, federal courts told him he needed to complete the permitting process first. If you're thinking this can't be happening in America, you're not alone. That's why Alliance Defending Freedom and Oreck, Harrington, and Sutcliffe are representing Daniel at the U.S. Supreme Court. ADF never bills its clients for their defense, but that's only possible because of supporters like you. Right now, your gift will be doubled by a generous matching grant, twice the impact to defend Daniel and every American's freedom to pray at home, but only while matching funds last. Go to adf.com slash wire or text wire to 83848 to give today. With Alliance Defending Freedom, your gift defends religious freedom for all. Again, that's join adf.com slash wire or text wire to 83848.
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