Who We Are
Join Us for Justice is an El Paso, Texas-based, non-partisan, non-denominational organization formed to educate the public about the dangers of faith-based legislation and the consequences of breaching the line between church and state.
We are a resource for those who seek information and expertise regarding separation issues. We are dedicated to preserving the constitutional principle of church-state separation as the only way to ensure religious freedom for all Americans.
Contact us if you become aware of a situation in which there may be a violation of separation of church and state. Submit your concern or question by using the CONTACT US form at the bottom of this page.
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The annual membership to Join Us for Justice and American's United for Separation of Church and State is a minimum of $35. This includes a subscription to the nationally-recognized monthly "Church & State" magazine.
ACTION ITEM
Don't be Misled by the Name. Vote "AGAINST" Texas Proposition 3
On November 2, 2021, Texas voters will be asked to approve a proposed amendment to our state Constitution. Texas Proposition 3, if passed, will prohibit the state or any political subdivision from enacting a law, rule or proclamation that limits religious services or religious organizations.
But Texas Proposition 3 is not what it appears to be. Proposition 3 endangers both public health and safety by superseding measures to keep people safe.
We recommend that voters vote “AGAINST” this proclamation.
We are strong supporters of religious liberty and believe in the importance of faith and also the access to attend religious services. This being said however, when a church violates existing fire codes, overcrowding could be devastating should a natural disaster occur.
By removing provisions that would protect health and safety, this amendment ties the hands of the religious organization and the local health enforcement agencies’ ability to protect the public.
Election day is November 2. Early voting begins October 18. We urge you to oppose this amendment by voting “AGAINST”.
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