Yesterday, we celebrated our nation’s 249th anniversary. And while preparations are already underway for our 250th, we can’t overlook the year ahead of us in the fight to preserve religious freedom.
This year represents an opportunity to return our First Freedom to what our Founding Fathers intended it to be.
Our Founders made religious freedom the foundational cornerstone that keeps all of our constitutional freedoms from collapsing. They knew our nation wouldn’t survive as a representative republic without a healthy and respected First Freedom.
But to return to the Founders’ intent, we still have much work to do.
Let me take a quick moment to tell you what’s on the horizon in not only the fight to defend religious liberty, but also to expand the rights of all Americans to express their faith.

For years, we have been bullied and pressured to be silent on matters of faith.
But now, people all across our country are starting to understand the importance of boldly standing for faith.
Simply put, we lose what we aren’t willing to protect.
That’s why First Liberty is first in the fight when religious freedom is attacked. We will fight as long as necessary to defend our right to live out our faith.
Our commitment to the fight for faith has never been stronger.
It is my hope and prayer as we move towards our 250th year that we will work together to bring lasting change to our country and secure the blessings of liberty for generations to come.
This is a pivotal moment that will determine America’s future.
Will you help bring lasting change to our nation?
Yes, I’ll join the fight for religious liberty >>
Grateful for you,
Kelly
Kelly Shackelford, Esq. President, CEO & Chief Counsel First Liberty Institute
PS: We have great news! On Thursday, July 3, the U.S. Supreme Court announced they would hear our Gabriel Olivier case about whether the government can criminalize anyone’s speech, including yours, and then never allow you your day in court. To learn more, watch this message from First Liberty’s Hiram Sasser.
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