Christian School Asks U.S. Supreme Court to Hear Case 

Over Prayer Ban at Football Games

Students at Cambridge Christian School were banned from praying over the loudspeaker at one of their football games. The school has been fighting in court for nearly a decade. First Liberty is asking the Supreme Court to hear this case.

Prayer Out of Bounds? »

Victory: First Responder Will Receive 

Religious Accommodation at Work

A federal appeals court ruled in favor of our client Alex Smith, a pastor, chaplain and first responder with the Atlantic City Fire Department. The ruling sets an important precedent protecting all religious employees.

A Win for Rights in the Workplace »

Texas City Banishes Church Members 

to a ‘Free Speech Zone’ in a Public Park

Pastor Ronnie Holmes and four members of his church were sharing their faith at an event at a public park. Waco city officials doubled down on an unconstitutional policy that targets religious speech.

Free Speech for Me, But Not for Thee? »

Faith & Sacrifice: Remembering the Chaplains 

Who Strengthened Our Troops on D-Day

We remember three military chaplains who stormed Normandy side-by-side with American and Allied troops. Their courage is a reminder of why defending religious liberty in the military is essential, then and now.

Heroes on the Spiritual Battlefront »

U.S. Supreme Court Ruling Strengthens Protections for Ministries That Help the Most Vulnerable

In a major victory for religious freedom, the Court ruled this week in favor of a Wisconsin Catholic charity that was wrongly denied a tax exemption. The decision sets a favorable precedent in the ongoing battle to stop the government from criminalizing compassion.

Big Win for Churches & Charities Across America »