I just had a WIN, of sorts, for religious non-discrimation at a healthcare facility! I kept noticing when I went to my PT appts that that I was being subjected to a particularly obnoxious Xian sermon via the radio every time I sat in the waiting room. That it was of a hateful type of Xianity is neither here nor there; but this particular morning I found being harangued whilst looking at a BIG poster that proclaimed the institution's non-discrimation practices (religious identification was specifically mentioned) just too galling. I informed the receptionist that I would be waiting outside, due to my lack of desire to be importuned by this sermon, and she could get me when my therapist was free. I mentioned to my therapist what transpired; she agreed it was inappropriate and invited me to talk with the manager. I did so. The manager turned out to be an acquaintance of mine who had no idea that this was being played out for a captive audience. She apologized and said that she would replace the offensive radio station with something more reflective of the endeavours of PT, like relaxing (non-religious) music. The Bible, handed by some group, might have to stay, though. (This IS SW VA.)