Join us for Rainforest Falls VBS at Steel City Mennonite Church, June 22-26. Rainforest Falls is filled with awesome Bible-learning experiences kids see, hear and touch! Hands-on science experiments, team-building […]
Titled "Red Door Roots: Reframing Muhlenberg's Lutheran Narrative," the new initiative aims to identify how Muhlenberg's Lutheran values have shaped its development over the past 50 years.
The Saucon Valley School District has settled a lawsuit brought by attorneys from the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) for $200,000 and agreed to provide equal access to district facilities for members of an extracurricular group known as the After School Satan Club.
A battle involving an extracurricular school group that has drawn national attention to a local school district has now entered the legal realm.
Saucon Valley School District superintendent Jaime Vlasaty is standing by her decision to revoke the controversial After School Satan Club's permission to meet on school property, legal representatives for the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) said Wednesday.
Reversing a decision to allow a group sponsored by a religious organization to meet on school property could now land the Saucon Valley School District in legal hot water, the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) warned superintendent Jaime Vlasaty in a letter Friday.
The After School Satan Club that has generated controversy in the Saucon Valley School District since it was first announced on Monday will no longer be able to meet on school property, superintendent Jaime Vlasaty announced Friday.
An extracurricular "After School Satan Club" was recently approved to meet in the Saucon Valley School District. Pastor Phil Spohn of Christ Lutheran Hellertown writes that the uproar over it is based on a misinterpretation of the term "Satan," which has a different meaning in the Bible's Old Testament.
