Major New Battles We’re Fighting This October

We have a lot of work to do. President Kelly Shackelford updates you on the big battles ahead: Auburn football coach Hugh Freeze’s right to exercise his faith. Judge Dianne Hensley’s Texas Supreme Court argument. Two clients who were told they can’t read Scripture or pray at school board meetings.

This Fight Isn’t Over. Let’s Keep Winning. »

Auburn Coach Hugh Freeze Doesn’t Have to 

Check His Faith at the Door

Many of our opponents say that coaches aren’t allowed to pray, express their religious views or go to a worship gathering. They’re wrong. Attorney Jeremy Dys sets the record straight about what the Constitution actually says.

Back to Basics: Constitution 101 »

Oklahoma’s Religious Charter School is OK (Constitutional)

“Separation of Church and State” groups sued in federal court claiming that St. Isidore of Seville Catholic Virtual School—the nation’s first religious charter school—is unconstitutional. We’re asking the court to dismiss the lawsuit.

Toss Out This Frivolous Lawsuit »