First Liberty



Our First Freedom, religious freedom, is like a great wall that
protects all of our constitutionally guaranteed freedoms.

It's what keeps us free.

When I think about it in those terms, I can't help but think
about the prophet Nehemiah. There's not a better story in the
Bible that parallels the current state of the fortress that is
religious freedom.

In 445 B.C., Jerusalem was in a state of ruin with the city's
walls in shambles and its gates burned. The people of the city were
living in great trouble, shame and misery. When Nehemiah heard of
Jerusalem's plight he asked the Lord to remember His promise to
gather His people from their dispersion - if they repented.

The Lord heard Nehemiah's prayers and made it possible for
Nehemiah to return to Jerusalem to rebuild the city walls and repair
its gates.

For the past two generations, our First Freedom has been under
constant assault. The enemies of faith have chipped away at
it...weakened it...placed it in jeopardy. So much so that it's
up to people of faith like you and me to come together to restore the
fortress of liberty.

Fortunately, with the help of patriots like you, we've not only
been able to keep the enemies of faith at bay, we've been able
to add additional legal protections for religious freedom.

The work we're doing together is reflected in our
precedent-setting victories at the Supreme Court for Coach Kennedy,
Gerald Groff, school choice in Maine and the Bladensburg Peace Cross.

This is a great start, but the enemies of faith won't be
stopping their assault on the fortress of liberty any time soon. And
unless we do something to secure the future of faith and freedom, we
too will be living in great trouble, shame and misery.

For the past 30 years, First Liberty has been the last line of defense
and the greatest hope for victory in the fight for faith.

But now the question at hand is: Will First Liberty be here to fight
for religious freedom in the year 2050?

Only you can answer that question.

Imagine if just 2,050 Americans bequeath $25,000 in their wills or
living trusts to First Liberty. Think how that would strengthen the
legacy of religious liberty for families in this country, and
guarantee that we would be there to fly the flag of religious freedom.

Like in Scripture, can 2,050 mighty people of valor step forward and
engage in the fight to protect our religious rights? Will you join us
in a new and exciting way?

To learn more about how you can secure the blessings of liberty for
the next generation, read my article We Need 2050 for 2050: [link removed]

If you are ready to take action and be one of the 2050 for the year
2050, request more information using this secure link:

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For freedom, 

Dave

David K. Holmes, CFA
Executive Vice President, Chief Legacy Officer
First Liberty Institute 

P.S. If you have any questions about Leaving a Legacy and First
Liberty's Legacy Giving Program, please contact me at
[email protected].

DISCLAIMER: This article does not provide individualized tax or legal
advice. This article is for informational purposes only, and is not
intended to provide, and should not be relied upon, for tax or legal
advice. You should consult your own tax and legal advisors before
engaging in estate planning.



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