Whenever we take on a new client, we do so knowing that we may have to fight all way to the Supreme Court. It’s our job to make sure that their right and your right to live out your faith is protected.

But getting the Supreme Court to hear a case is never easy.

When you ask the Supreme Court to take a case, there are no guarantees that they will.

You see, while the justices are asked to decide more than 7,000 cases each year, they agree to hear less than 1% of them.

But when they do agree to hear a case, precedent-setting things can happen.

We’ve seen this firsthand with the Bladensburg Cross, Gerald Groff and Coach Joe Kennedy decisions.

Right now, we have two critical cases that are pending review at the Supreme Court.

First Liberty has asked the Court to take the Fire Chief Ron Hittle and the Bethesda University cases.

Will the Supreme Court justices say “Yes?”

Watch First Liberty attorneys Stephanie Taub and Jeremy Dys breakdown these cases and explain why the justices should take them.

At First Liberty, we won’t stand by and let religious discrimination go unchecked.

A fire chief shouldn’t get fired for attending a world-renowned leadership conference hosted at church. And the leadership at a religious university shouldn’t have their religious bylaws explained to them by a judge.

These unconstitutional attacks on people and organizations of faith can’t be allowed to stand.

But we can’t win without you. John, your prayers and financial support are needed now more than ever.

You can be the difference for Ron Hittle and Bethesda University. Your generous gift today will give our expert legal team the resources they need to take the fight all the way to the Supreme Court.

Will you join us on the frontline as we fight for faith at the Supreme Court?