FIRST LOOK

Cooperation of Church & State: How We Must Stand Together During a National Health Crisis

Amidst the coronavirus outbreak, we have an opportunity to become a country that’s stronger, more unified and committed to its roots in faith and service. Times of crisis remind us why we must fight for religious liberty, so that state and church can work together to bring hope and relief to our local communities.

Jorge Gomez Senior Writer • 8 min read

ATTACKS GRADUATE TO A NEW LEVEL

Hostility at Harvard: How the All Out Assault on Faith is Heating Up On College Campuses

Opponents of religious liberty are becoming more brazen in their attacks, and they’re not limiting themselves to public K-12 schools, or to faith-based schools. More frequently, we’re seeing activists fixated in trying to shut down religious expression on college campuses, where diverse viewpoints and open debate should be encouraged.

Jorge Gomez Senior Writer • 7 min read

3 THINGS

What do Americans Think of the U.S. Supreme Court?

This year, the U.S. Supreme Court will hear a number of critical cases that will directly affect your constitutional freedoms. In this edition, we’re breaking down three important findings from a recent survey that asked Americans what they think of the nation’s highest court. Then, you can take First Liberty’s survey to tell us YOUR thoughts.

Liberty McArtor Contributing Writer • 6 min read

RAISING THE BARR

U.S. Dept. of Justice Continues to Demonstrate a Steadfast Commitment to Religious Liberty

Adding to a long list of critical achievements for religious freedom, the U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) recently offered a special religious liberty training for federal attorneys. Learn how the DOJ is taking positive action and giving hope to many people of faith (including a number of First Liberty clients) who are currently fighting to reclaim their rights.

Jorge Gomez Senior Writer • 7 min read

LIVE Q&A LATER TODAY

Answering Your Questions on COVID-19 and Its Impact on Religious Freedom

To stem the spread of the coronavirus pandemic, government officials have imposed restrictions on large gatherings—including churches and other religious institutions. Do these state-mandated restrictions conflict with the First Amendment and religious freedom? Every Friday, FLI’s legal team is giving you an in-depth discussion on religious organizations and their response and responsibilities during this pandemic.

Dial (877)743-5428 to join the call at 12 PM, Noon (EST)

Submit your questions live or in advance by emailing: [email protected]

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