Can government ban singing in worship? U.S. Supreme Court weighs in

This week’s Weekend Plug-in explores the U.S. Supreme Court’s order stopping California’s ban on indoor worship in most of the state, while allowing a 25 percent capacity limit and a prohibition on singing and chanting. Plus, catch up on all the top reads in the week’s religion headlines.

Weekend Plug-In, Analysis, Religion, Religion News, OpinionBobby Ross Jr.February 12, 2021Bobby Ross Jr., Supreme Court, U.S. Supreme Court, California indoor worship, California, COVID-19, coronavirus, religious freedom, public health

Inside the Supreme Court order reversing California’s indoor worship ban

(ANALYSIS) The Supreme Court recently reversed California’s discriminatory ban on indoor worship in a case brought by two churches against Governor Gavin Newsom. Here’s what the justices had to say, and what rules houses of worship must comply with during the pandemic.

Analysis, Politics, Opinion, Art and MusicChelsea Langston BombinoFebruary 8, 2021Chelsea Langston Bombino, California indoor worship, Gavin Newsom, indoor worship ban, Supreme court Comment

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