A former employee has accused a New Hampshire child advocacy agency of harassing and discriminating against her because she shared her Christian beliefs in the office. In her lawsuit, Penny Nixon said she was sarcastically referred to as the "good Christian" at Casey Family Services. She says she was forbidden from giving out religious Christmas cards and that the agency would not allow her to hold voluntary lunch-hour Bible studies but permitted a gay and lesbian group to meet during business hours.
September 28, 2007 at 12:00 AM
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A former employee has accused a New Hampshire child advocacy agency of harassing and discriminating against her because she shared her Christian beliefs in the office.
In her lawsuit, Penny Nixon of Concord, N.H., said she was sarcastically referred to as the “good Christian” at Casey Family Services. She says she was forbidden from giving out religious Christmas cards.
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