Supreme Court will hear case of Jewish man prevented from hosting prayer meeting
An Ohio man says his local city government violated his rights when it wouldn’t allow him to hold a prayer gathering in his home. The City of University Heights has been working to dismiss Daniel Grand’s case. The U.S. Supreme Court is set to hear arguments in early December.
“No one needs a permit to pray, and if the free exercise of religion means anything, it means that you can gather privately in your home to pray with your friends.”
Zack Pruitt, ERLC vice president of public policy and general counsel
According to a release from Alliance Defending Freedom (ADF), Grand invited…
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