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Dear John,
Religious liberty is—and has always been—at the center of our country.
The right to openly live out our faith is a defining part of America and why freedom has flourished for almost 250 years.
That’s why every year on January 16th America celebrates National Religious Freedom Day.
Help Restore Expressions of Faith in Your Community
Take the FaithBlazer “In God We Trust” Challenge
Our Founding Fathers put religious liberty as the first freedom in the first clause of the First Amendment.
Why?
Our Founders knew that without the freedom to worship and live out our faith, all other liberties—civil, economic and social—come crumbling down.
National Religious Freedom Day reminds us that to be truly free, we must make sure that our first freedom is protected today and tomorrow.
This year, we want to make today more than a celebration or day of observance.
That’s why we’re challenging every American of faith to join what we’re calling the FaithBlazer movement to restore faith and freedom in their communities.
And you, John, can be a part of that movement.
You Can Blaze a Trail for Religious Freedom
Be a Catalyst for Restoring Faith in Your Hometown
Many don’t realize it, but there’s a seismic shift happening in favor of religious freedom.
Thanks to First Liberty’s landmark victories at the U.S. Supreme Court, we have a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to expand religious expressions of faith in our hometowns.
Wherever faith has been muzzled, religious freedom can confidently be put back where it rightfully and legally belongs. It’s up to us to make that happen.
And one way you can help make that happen is by taking the FaithBlazer “In God We Trust” challenge.
This month, we are challenging people of faith like you to work with your local officials to place our national motto in courthouses, town halls and in schools.
John, I know that might sound like an impossible task, but we are here to help.
Simply sign up to take the challenge, download this free resource to get started and create your plan to restore faith in your community.
We are living in what could be an incredible time for religious liberty in America. God has created incredible new opportunities and graciously opened the door for religious expression.
It’s up to you to walk through it.
Yes, I’ll take the challenge.
Grateful for you,
Kelly
Kelly Shackelford, Esq.
President, CEO & Chief Counsel
First Liberty Institute
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