Church State Guidelines: When Faith-Based Human Service Programs Are Funded by California Taxpayers

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Church State Guidelines: When Faith-Based Human Service Programs Are Funded by California Taxpayers

John B. Orr

Posted June 15, 2005

John B. Orr provides an overview of church-state guidelines for state-funded programs.

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John Orr is the co-founder and a university fellow with the USC Center for Religion and Civic Culture.

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Church State Guidelines: When Faith-Based Human Service Programs Are Funded by California Taxpayers

Download a PDF of the Report