Pennsylvania Township Won’t Allow Church to Build a Chapel

Collier Township is discriminating against Holy Trinity Ukrainian Catholic Church. We're suing the Township in federal court over its unreasonable restrictions that are preventing the church from worshipping freely.

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USAF Sergeant Told to Remove ‘Jesus is My King, 

Trump is My President’ Flag from Military Base Residence

Service members do not forfeit their First Amendment rights when they reside in military housing. We sent a letter that explains why prohibiting Technical Sergeant Robert Durrant from displaying his flag is unconstitutional.

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6 for ‘26: Key Religious Liberty Battles and 

Cases to Support in The New Year

With 2026 well underway, here are six new cases we’re fighting—including three federal lawsuits. We're counting on your prayers and support to deliver a victory for each of our clients.

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Policy Changes Aim to Make Religious Freedom 

a Priority in the U.S. Military

Attorney Chris Motz discusses the significance of the National Security Strategy prioritizing religious liberty in the military. He explains that “religious liberty is reclaimed, not as a footnote to geopolitics, but as a very foundation stone of American security.”

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A Generation Yearning for God: 

Why Passion 2026 Renewed My Hope for Religion in America

With mental health, anxiety and depression on the rise, it seems like many have given up on younger generations. But Gen Z is turning towards faith in record numbers. They may be exactly what our nation needs.

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