Fired California Fire Chief Appeals to U.S. Supreme Court

We appealed to the U.S. Supreme Court our case involving Fire Chief Ron Hittle, who was fired for attending a leadership conference held at a church. This case isn’t just about one firefighter. A win for Chief Hittle could impact millions of Americans in the workplace.

Fired for Faith? »

First Liberty Asks U.S. Supreme Court & Appeals Court to Uphold Religious Freedom

At the Supreme Court, we filed a brief arguing that parents have a right to choose a religious upbringing for their children. At the 10th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, we’re defending Americans’ right not to speak messages that go against their religious beliefs.

2 Cases with Big Implications »

New Election Study: Are People of Faith Actually Voting?

79% of Americans identify as a person of faith. But only half of them are likely vote in November. A Barna study explains how we can motivate people of faith to turn out to the polls.

Your Vote Matters! »

Monuments Symbolize to The World All That 

We’re Fighting to Preserve

This week we salute our 34th President: Dwight Eisenhower, born October 14. A letter he wrote during WWII reminds us of the significance of monuments across America. Monuments symbolize our freedom. When one is taken down, it’s as if our freedoms have also been taken away.

Eisenhower’s Words of Wisdom »