Teresa Neumann : Aug 10, 2012 : Myles Collier – Christian Post

Among other things, the amendment protects the right to pray on government property and prohibits the state from coercing religious activity.

(Springfield, MO)—On August 7, in what is being hailed as a landslide victory, Missourians voted overwhelmingly to approve a state constitutional amendment that protects citizens' right to pray. (Photo: GCI.org)

Known as the "Right to Pray" bill, Amendment 2 also protects voluntary prayer in public schools and requires that the schools display a copy of the Bill of Rights.

Kerry Messer, president of the Missouri Family Network, told the Kansas City Star, "The public feels like the Supreme Court took [the religious liberty to pray] away from them over 50 years ago with a ruling against mandatory school prayer."

   

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