Liberty Counsel: Christian Farmers Barred From FFA Convention Over Their Faith
After decades of exhibiting at the National FFA Convention and Expo, a Christian farming ministry has been shut out over the very faith that defines its mission, according to Liberty Counsel. The legal organization is demanding that the National FFA Organization reverse its rejec
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