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The city of Chicago has dismissed both âdisorderly conduct and mob actionâ citations against Pastor Cristian Ionescu of Elim Romanian Pentecostal Church and Pastor Florin Cimpean of Philadelphia Romanian Church for holding a morning and an evening service on May 17, 2020. The pastors were charged for having more than 10 people in their large sanctuaries for worship.
Liberty Counsel represents Elim Romanian Pentecostal Church and Logos Baptist Ministries and will file a motion for summary judgment to the lower district court in their federal lawsuit against Illinois Governor J.B. Pritzker. The churches are returning to the district court with the now overwhelming number of decisions from the Supreme Court and other federal courts of appeal striking down discriminatory executive orders against churches and places of worship.
After this week’s harsh winter storm dropped as much as 18 inches of snow across Chicago and the suburbs, the focus has shifted to potential flooding and falling ice, with temperatures slated to warm up. In a news release Friday afternoon, the city of Chicago encouraged residents to exercise caution and take several preventative measures ahead of thawing, which is…
LOS ANGELES Churches across the nation will benefit from the first statewide permanent injunction in the country against COVID-19 restrictions on places of worship after Harvest Rock's victory against California Gov. Gavin Newsom.
<p><img width="350" height="219" src="/media/17259869/church-locked 350x219.jpg" alt="church locked down 2" class="ImageFloatLeft"/>A year after citing two Illinois churches for “disorderly conduct” and “mob action” citations because they held in-person Sunday services with more than 10 people despite COVID-19 restrictions targeting churches last May, the City of Chicago dismissed both charges.</p>