VA Clinic Imposes Speech Code to Censor 

Chaplains’ Sermons

Chaplain Rusty Trubey was threatened with a reprimand on his record for preaching a sermon. The VA says chaplains’ sermons must be reviewed. That's unconstitutional. We’re asking VA Secretary Doug Collins to take quick action.

Can't Cancel Chaplains »

A Teacher’s Cross to Bear

Marisol Arroyo-Castro, a teacher of 32 years, is being threatened with termination. Why? For refusing to hide a small crucifix at her desk. Watch this interview with First Liberty attorney Becky Dummermuth to get the latest update on this case.

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Arizona School Board Member to Resume Bible Reading at Meetings, Will Appeal Court Decision

Heather Rooks was prohibited from quoting Bible verses at school board meetings. The school district claimed her speech was unconstitutional but reversed course after our lawsuit. A federal district court recently ruled against her, but First Liberty will appeal that decision.

Bringing Back the Bible »

First Liberty Defends Christian Medical 

Professional in Federal Appeals Court

We recently argued in federal appeals court on behalf of Valerie Kloosterman. She was fired her for being unwilling to use biologically incorrect pronouns or to refer patients for transgender procedures, which violate her religious beliefs and medical judgment.

Fired for Her Beliefs »

Understanding the Trump Administration’s 

Religious Liberty Initiatives

Since Inauguration Day, the administration has implemented a multitude of policy changes on issues that religious Americans find important. Here’s a rundown of key actions and how they impact the free exercise of religion.

The Religious Liberty Task Force »

In God We Trust: A Conversation with 

Worship Leader Sean Feucht

Sean Feucht is the founder of several worship and revival movements. He’s among America’s most prominent advocates of religious freedom. We caught up with Sean about his album recorded live on the National Mall in Washington, D.C.

Listen to the Conversation »