Around New England · religion For Subscribers Religious Liberties Group Resists Atheists’ Efforts To Ban Prayer Services At New Hampshire Military Base By Matt McDonald March 16, 2017 · 7:38 AM EDT · Updated June 25, 2025 1:42 PM Advertisement Listen to audio version of this article Members only Subscribe to listen The First Liberty Institute sent a letter to the commander saying the prayer services are covered by freedom-of-religion legal guarantees. The First Liberty Institute sent a letter to the commander saying the prayer services are covered by freedom-of-religion legal guarantees.… Advertisement Read Next Maura Healey Slams ICE After Fatal Shooting During Maine Immigration Stop Northeastern University Alum Aaron Civale Uses Engineering Background To Refine His Six-Pitch Arsenal For The Athletics NH Gov Vetoes Toll Hike On Massachusetts Residents The Kancamagus Highway: Why New Hampshire's Most Famous Scenic Drive Belongs on Every New England Bucket List
