Here are some important law-and-religion news stories from around the web:

• A secular advocacy organization has accused a Florida school district of unconstitutionally incorporating Christianity into its curriculum and school events.
• Complaints from activists have led a Massachusetts-based mosque to cancel a planned male-only prayer service to be held on an important Islamic holy day.
• A new Illinois law will help facilitate the funding of scholarships for private and religious schools.
• President Trump attended an Episcopal church on the National Day of Prayer for victims of Hurricane Harvey that he declared. 
• The federal government has agreed to inform certain people affected by the initial version of the Trump Administration’s travel ban of free-to-access legal services as part of a settlement that disposed of the first case challenging the ban.
• A Congregationalist community in Massachusetts has prevailed in a lawsuit in which a town contested the community’s ownership of a historic cemetery dating to 1743.