[BenLurkin]

Are there not laws which specifically protect places of worship from this kind of thing?

[WayneS]

Why should there be?

If the protesters are not trespassing on Church property then they have the right to assemble.

[moovova]

“Are there not laws which specifically protect places of worship from this kind of thing?”

I don’t know...I don’t think you can call a strip club a “place of worship” just because there are a lot of pairitioners in attendance.

[SJackson]

Can’t imagine. For years there was a Synagogue in Ann Arbor MI, possibly the area, which was not only protested, but photos were taken of those entering to identify the Jews. Best they could get authorities to do was keep them across the street. Had to use a telephoto lens.

[SJackson]

Probably still going on.

http://a2vigil.org/

Beth Israel congregants reflect on 10 years of protests at synagogue: 'We certainly didn't ask for this'

S... P... U... R... N. Synagogue Protest UNACCEPTABLE! Respond Now

[muir_redwoods]

none that trump the 1st amendment

[imardmd1]

Are there not laws which specifically protect places of worship from this kind of thing?

That's not the point. They are probably suing to get rental fees for using church property to advertise. /s

[Oztrich Boy]

There are in Saudi Arabia